A somewhat blast from the past, VoMiT have released Decasia, from way back in 2002. Don’t know much about this, so just the quality. The VoMiT guys have given us brilliant bit of work here, AC3 audio with 6 channel surround, and a lovely high 1064 kb/s video bitrate, could you ask for more?

On November 4th and 5th of this year the Europaischer Musikmonat in Basel, Switzerland will present the basel sinfonietta in the premiere of a symphony by Michael Gordon made theatrical by Ridge Theater. The fifty-five member orchestra will be presented in an environmental setting on a scaffolding structure in the shape of a triangle surrounding the audience. Stretched and hung over the face of the structure will be a variety of fabrics to be used as projection surfaces through which the musicians and instruments will be visible. Onto these surfaces will be projected a film created by Bill Morrison who is drawing on black and white archival footage in various states of deterioration. Layered onto the film imagery will be slide projections created by Laurie Olinder. The event took place at the Paul Sacher-Halle, Saal 2 in Basel, Switzerland.

Genre: Documentary
Ratings: IMDB: 7.4/10 RT: 87%
Directed by: Bill Morrison

Release Name: Decasia.2002.DVDRip.XviD-VoMiT
Size: 1CD, 711.96 MB (746,541,311 bytes)
Quality: XViD 1064kb/s 544×400, AC3 384kb/s 6ch
Runtime: 96min
Filename: vmt-decasia-xvid

Links: IMDB, RT, Homepage, Trailer
Samples: #1, #2, #3, Thumbs, Video
NFO: Here
Torrent: Here