Dichotomy, by Nicoletta Wylde

Dichotomy

by Nicoletta Wylde

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1.	Madhouse Ashes 00:48	buy track
2.	Invocation of the Brother of Death 01:13	buy track
3.	All We Ever Dreamed 07:15	buy track
4.	Heavy Rain on the 22:41 at King's X 01:02	buy track
5.	Thalia Picks Roses 09:24	buy track
6.	Sky Spirit Confession 01:08	buy track
7.	The Right Side of Sunrise 06:01	buy track
8.	Holy Cup 00:51	buy track
9.	Burn the Witch 05:42	buy track

about

Dichotomy is the début spoken word album from Nicoletta Wylde. A claustrophobic stumble through the world's most transgressive experiences, this combination of poems and short stories is part surreal love song, part battle cry, part white flag – yet, always an exposition of life in all it's terrible glory.

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released December 25, 2016

Written and performed by Nicoletta Wylde.

Additional sonics by Marc Olivier and David Ryder Prangley.

Produced by Marc Olivier and David Ryder Prangley.

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Marc Olivier at Plastic Sound Studios, London, England.

All album photography by Karla Da Silva.

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Nicoletta Wylde London, UK

Spoken word artist, prose-performer and music critic. ‘Nicoletta Wylde is Afraid of the Dark’ has a run in both Edinburgh and Brighton Fringe this year. Wylde’s work explores the dark side of human nature, burlesque sexuality, addiction and surreal yet bloody nightmares. She has been likened to David Lynch, Lydia Lunch and described as“bloody and scary and sexy in just the right way” (Chris T-T). ... more