"Mectpyo Bakterium" stands as one of Maurizio Bianchi's most clinical and unsettling sonic statements; a corrosive audio document born in the early 1980's industrial underground (originally self-published on cassette by M.B. in 1981).

The cryptic title itself fuses mechanical coldness (Mect), purulent infection (-pyo), and microbial life (Bakterium), suggesting an imagined organism: half-machine, half-disease. This work embodies a sonic pathology, raw, repetitive, and minimal, evoking sterile laboratories, decaying tissues, and viral mutations. It's not music in a conventional sense, but rather a form of aural autopsy: examining the corrupted interface between human biology and technological decay.

Originally released at the height of Bianchi's early experiments, "Mectpyo Bakterium" remains a pivotal artifact in the evolution of industrial and power electronics. One of the most vital documents from the Italian industrial underground.

Ltd x 100 copies (CD proper) in a 6-panel matt-laminate digipak.