I once roamed cemeteries to gain contemplation, but recording artist (filmmaker) Steven Slozz (aka Stefano Dalca) has roamed them with his bodacious band to perform straight-from-the-gut orchestrations, culled from a noted, creative queue. The results can be found in Steven Slozz's + Live Cemetery Tour 2020 + (a cassette/LP offering, adorned by keen Karloff/House of Frankenstein imagery).
Some might call Slozz's artistic indulgence blasphemous, but his intent is sincere and celebratory, having been sequestered to private hours to construct his epic "opera".
For those in the know, Slozz's rifts are heavy-metalist. They are, therefore, strong enough to summon spirits from their sleep, but also numbing enough to keep them pleased and at ease.
I admire Slozz's work, and this daring best-of sojourn is one that all his fervid fans must own--and will, by hook or by crook. In fact, cassette copies and vinyl pressings of the + Live Cemetery Tour + can be purchased per inquiry at
https://www.facebook.com/cuordivinile
In the meantime, one may partake a hearty listen on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOiYJYP8V2U&t=166s&fbclid=IwAR1_MbOW1Ud_RVDzU2xjXfivc_v52B3atCbVpv-vj210Np5CHTdrsy_FUzk,
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