Lolita Terrorist Sounds – Rock Era Magazine https://rockeramagazine.com The Risa of a New Era! Wed, 01 Oct 2025 15:24:52 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 St. Lola by Lolita Terrorist Sounds https://rockeramagazine.com/st-lola-by-lolita-terrorist-sounds/ Mon, 18 Sep 2023 22:43:58 +0000 https://www.rockeramagazine.com/?p=35762 Germany has been one of the birthplaces of many musical icons…and it has been always reinventing music in some unique way…today and once again we’re witnessing a reinvention of musicality with Lolita Terrorist Sounds’s latest live session of their latest single “St. Lola”.

Starting with the music…it’s super moody…dark, guttural, raw and completely unhinged…

“St. Lola” stars the vocals, bass and percussion, maybe even one drum and something that sounds like guitar feedback and a very horror-esque build up of…strings?

…it’s super experimental and filled with unique mojo that hasn’t been seen before…

The video translates this sonic world into a visual one…with 3 colors almost…I’m not good with colors but a brighter shade of magenta, yellow and black…

…and yellow is just for the candle lights in the video…so basically black and a brighter magenta.

The video is also shot with what could be felt as a VHS kind of filter…or maybe it was shot with an actual VHS camera…and it was shot at their Berlin studio bunker.

Very atmospheric…very unique…this one-man show is like nothing else.

Wishing Lolita Terrorist Sounds all the best in their musical journey…we can’t wait to see what they come up with next…but we’re sure it’s going to be like nothing else.

Cheers!

]]> Curse by Lolita Terrorist Sounds https://rockeramagazine.com/curse-by-lolita-terrorist-sounds/ Fri, 23 Sep 2022 01:15:12 +0000 https://www.rockeramagazine.com/?p=24175 Curse is the newest single from the Berlin-based avant-garde project Lolita Terrorist Sounds and it sounds like an ancient ritual. From the extended intro to the eerie music video, everything about this single feels like a choir is being led in song by their tribe leader to summon the planets and all the forces of nature. The band presents their narrative strongly and every aspect about the sound is coherent with the imagery and lyrics. The arrangement is mostly based on vocals and some added percussion. The lead melody is a low-pitched vocal line in which Maurizio Vitale’s voice mimics throat singers and theatre performers. These storytelling lyrics and vocals are accentuated by a percussive arrangement of tribal instruments to make a dissonant-sounding track that feels like it’s a folklore piece. Ironically though, this is a call to the planets and stars to bring the song’s main character power and glory. Mixing these ancient vibes with some rare instruments and samples here and there to strengthen the innuendo, and there is a clear influence of post-punk and early goth music that emerged in the late 70s to early 80s. If you’re a fan of any of the genres I mentioned then I definitely recommend Lolita Terrorist Sounds, as they can put on a show and make you imagine living through it just with their sound.

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