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Drawing himself out from within the folds of NNCK, Pat Murano has gone on to litter New York City with the sounds of his grimey electronic meditations and the hallucinatory happenings of numerous clandestine interaction groups such as K Salvatore, Key Of Shame, Raajmahal, or Safiyya. Murano has released a number of his surreal spells as gypsy souvenirs via his private imprint Kelippah. Within this bounty lies one of the most mysterious and undefinable of works, known only as Decimus. Over the last two years we have seen an impressive series of LPs (as well as the odd tape and cdr), all given seemingly arbitrary letters or numbers for titles, most of which were released on Kelippah, as well as several handsome releases on the Italian labels Holidays Records and Planam (a sublabel of Alga Marghen) . The music of Decimus is highly oblique and personal sounding. Uneasy electronic orchestrations flow within and without a mélange of intuitive concrete collage, vocal intonation and ritualized electro-acoustic performance. Unlike little else before it, except perhaps the likes of Kluster, or another of Conrad Schnitzler's incredible inner space adventures. Brave Mysteries.

Limited edition of 300 with hand painted jackets. "Oh bitter Heshvan! Destroyer of the Kingdom of Solomon. Noun hath brought downfall to your doorstep. Metatron be your guide. There is light in this darkness." Dedicated to Rabbi Hiya. Dark psychedelia formulated by Pat Murano (No Neck Blues Band, Malkuth, K-Salvatore & Key of Shame) designed to alternately disorient and elate by synthetic means. Fifth in a series of 12 LPs dedicated to the zodiac of Decimus Magnus Ausonious."- Kelippah.

Seventh in a on-going series of twelve electronic meditations on the zodiac of Decimus Magnus Ausonius (310-395) as played by Pat Murano of No Neck Blues Band, K Salvatore, Malkuth and Key of Shame. This one is for sure the creepiest and most disturbing chapter of the series so far, with swathes of circling electronics and variously filtered vocals melting with the highest tones of misterious lullabies from somewhere far away, keeping the listeners ear firmly at ground level. Released in an edition of 300 copies on black, hand-stamped covers by the Milan-based Holidays Records label.

The latest release on Pat Murano's Kelippah imprint. A split vinyl LP featuring a side of Murano's Decimus project and a side of Hobo Sonn (Ian Murphy of Gryn Brvs). Limited and housed in silkscreened sleeves.