Paul Chain

 Today in 1989 Paul Chain released the album Violet Art of Improvisation

Ancona, Marche,Italy Doom Metal
Status:Changed name
Years active:1984-1987, 1987-2003 (as Paul Chain)
Paul Chain is simply an artist name (the translation into English of his real name, Paolo Catena) that stretches over 4 different bands, 3 of them which exists today.
- Paul Chain Violet Theatre; was the original name of all Paul Chains workings until the namechange in 1987. It could probably not be called a band of it's own as it in fact has counted 10 different bands and 50 musicians working together with Paul Chain.
- Paul Chain; is the name for Paul Chain's main band. Here he plays his primary style of traditional doom.
- Paul Chain - The Improvisor; is Paul Chains live act. It is done together with the poet Paolo Silvestri. It is here that he shows his skills in improvising songs.
- Paul Chain Experimental Information ; is not a doom act as such. Often it isn't even metal. This truly is Paul Chains experimental corner where he can do exactly what he wants to.
The container system: Some of Paul Chains albums have a circle with a number on it. The number states the albums number in Paul Chains container list. All numbers in his container list are ment to differ between the different experiences, styles and moments in Paul Chains life. A container is created when an album creates unclosed video or audio recordings.
Paul Chain was also guitarist and co-founder of the Italian "horror music" band Death SS.
Minotauro Records
Paul Chain Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals
Claud Galley Bass on Disc 1
Thomas Hand Chaste Drums on Disc 1
Guest/Session
Gilas Vocals (lead) on track 2.5
Disc 1
1. Tetri teschi in luce viola 31:09
2. Emarginante viaggio 05:08
3. X-Ray 22:53
59:10
Disc 2
1. Old Way 09:08
2. Hypnosis 07:01
3. Casual Two Your Mister 06:47
4. Celtic Rain 06:12
5. Dedicated to Jesus 05:57
6. End by End 06:23
41:28
Tracks 1.01 and 1.02 recorded on summer and autumn 1981
Track 1.03 recorded on winter 1984
Tracks 2.01 to 2.06 recorded on winter and spring 1986.