Tracklist:

Open Spaces - The Begining Of An Idea

Open Spaces - Mistery In Tuscania Land

Open Spaces - Digital Twilight

Time Zones - Friendly Invaders

Time Zones - Animal Rights

Riccardino & Jay - A Day In the Mind

Farfability - The Narrator Device

Pacific Deliveries - Door To Door Service

Open Spaces - Spinners Of Faith

Daily Air Cargo - Envelope To Elephants

Youth Wave - Say What You Mean

Sister Maso - Erotic Holyday Packets

Collection of Interactive Test recordings - some of the most interesting early 90s records out there...

At the beginning of the 1990s something is happening in Italy as well.

In clubs, abandoned industrial warehouses and clandestine parties, a new scene is beginning to form. It is rave culture: a spontaneous movement bringing together DJs, producers and listeners in a collective experience driven by rhythm, technology and creative freedom. It is within this context that Franco Falsini, together with his brother Riccardo, creates Interactive Test.

The name almost sounds like a scientific experiment. In many ways, it is.

Interactive Test does not emerge as a traditional record label. It begins as a laboratory—a place where ideas, sounds and musical identities can be tested and explored. Around the Falsini studio in Tuscany a small constellation of artists and DJs begins to gather, helping to shape the sound of Italy’s emerging electronic scene. Among them are Andrea Giuditta, Francesco Farfa, Gabry Fasano, Roby Mastelloni, Roby J and many others.

Each brings a different musical sensibility. But they all share the same intuition: electronic music is not a genre.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the Interactive Test universe is its constant play with identity.

Franco Falsini releases music under several different names: Open Space, Youth Wave, Agent Fylfoyt, Man Myth Magic. These are not simply pseudonyms. They are different sonic perspectives, as if each project were a window opening onto a parallel musical universe. Open Space, for example, explores more atmospheric and visionary territories. Youth Wave moves between electronic groove and club-oriented rhythms. Other projects experiment with digital psychedelia or hypnotic techno textures. Interactive Test becomes something more than a label.