Pulcher Femina

Located in Rome, Italy, Pulcher Femina is certainly a darkwave duo whose gloomy, moody music ranges from goth rock and roll to commercial and EBM. Pulcher’s music is certainly heavily digital; while a whole lot of goth rock and roll is certainly guitar-minded, Pulcher frequently mementos the electro-goth design that is popular around Western European countries. The duo was produced in past due 1997, when vocalist/keyboardist Roberto Conforti fulfilled vocalist/lyricist Anna Consuelo Cerichelli at a Roman goth/darkwave hangout known as the Velvet Membership. Although Conforti and Cerichelli (whose affects range between Depeche Mode as well as the Cocteau Twins to Deceased Can Dance and Bauhaus) was raised speaking Italian being a principal language, they haven’t any problem performing and composing in British. In 1999, Pulcher inserted a Rome studio room and documented Fallen Angel, that was released in the Rome-based Decadance label the next year.