Somewhere in the Australian bush, a former hospital of the 1930s — empty corridors, buzzing lights, stripped rooms. That's where Carla dal Forno records Confession, after his withdrawal in Castlemaine, pushing further what his previous album, Come Around (Kallista Records, 2022), sketched: the abstraction of a filtered distant falls and seems to caress this time more pop desire from the internal earthquakes that follow the fit to the place. With…
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Somewhere in the Australian bush, a former hospital of the 1930s — empty corridors, buzzing lights, stripped rooms. That's where Carla dal Forno records Confession, after his withdrawal in Castlemaine, pushing further what his previous album, Come Around (Kallista Records, 2022), sketched: the abstraction of a filtered distant falls and seems to caress this time more pop desire from the internal earthquakes that follow the fit to the place. With…