Epistolae, by MARMO

Epistolae

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	1.	Introduzione 06:56
	2.	Sacrificio Quotidiano 07:12
	3.	Respiro 05:48
	4.	Fenomenologia Del Giudizio 06:58
	5.	Semiotica 06:55
	6.	Gotta Light? 05:17
	7.	Traveling Without Moving 08:18
	8.	Demetra 06:50
	9.	Vortice 04:27
	10.	Carezza 06:10
	11.	Mollusco 05:19
	12.	Liturgia Lisergica 06:18
	13.	Finale 02:48

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MARMO, a collaborative project between Christian Duka (Vādin / Amoenus) and Marco Maldarella (Sinestesie), was born out of friendship and shared passion for music-making. Starting off respectively as the electric guitarist and singer in a metal band nearly a decade ago, the pair have worked their way through various flavours of electronic music inhabiting someplace between ambient and dance music, arriving at their singular aesthetic on this, their second album and first for Utter.

'Epistolae' - Latin for 'written letters' - was created between London and Bologna during the COVID-19 pandemic, an ode to friendship and as a way to keep connected during a time of isolated separation. The album is conceived as one continuous musical experience, with each track flowing effortlessly into each other in sequence as is heard on the final cut you are
listening to now. A veritable sonic journey, as one might say.

The outcome is an undulating collage carrying emotion as its common thread, with rich ambient textures giving way to bursts of percussion, simmering with shrouded whispers and spoken word, embossed with rhythms and borrowing influences from downtempo, dub, breaks, techno and tribal electronica.

'Epistolae' is available on limited vinyl and digital formats, mastered & cut by Anne Taegert at D&M.
Artwork by Marco Maldarella. Distributed by Rubadub (Vinyl) + Above Board (Digital).

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released July 7, 2023

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MARMO, a collaborative project between Christian Duka and Marco Maldarella, was born out of friendship and shared passion for music-making. Starting off respectively as the electric guitarist and singer in a metal band nearly a decade ago, the pair have worked their way through various flavours of electronic music inhabiting someplace between ambient and dance music. ... more

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