"The Importance Of Maracas In The Modern Age" is the second album of the Italian band Dilatazione.
An unclassifiable album, Dilatazione deliver a deliciously strange mixture of trance disco music à la Zappa and electronic rock with strong Canterbury Scene influences, also inspired both by the works of Ennio Morricone and more contemporary artists like Trans-Am or Tortoise.
A delirious, funny, subtle and daring album, "The Importance Of Maracas In The Modern Age" is like a soundtrack for a deranged B-movie where discotheques are invaded by pixies from another planet, come to remind us of the astonishing wonder and mystery of existence.
| 01 Dividing Goblins | 05' 04" |
| 02 Bettino Krauti | 02' 53" |
| 03 Don't Make That Joint | 04' 32" |
| 04 Pucino | 01' 29" |
| 05 Exit Poll - Marx on Mars | 06' 30" |
| 06 Cam Merton | 02' 48" |
| 07 Exit music (for a Western) | 02' 44" |
| 08 Motorino | 02' 04" |
| 09 Once we were truzzi - E-Doser makes mi sick | 04' 41" |
| 10 Il motivetto “Tastierini” | 03' 38" |
| 11 Objects in mirrors are closer than they appear | 04' 08" |
| 12 West Germany 1974 - South Africa 2010 | 06' 43" |
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