Metal Progresivo
Discover our most recent release The Twin Verses, our continuous one-hour sonic work inspired by the first chapter of the Buddhist book Dhammapada.
Crafted for deep listening, relaxation, and meditation, this immersive composition blends cinematic textures, the melodic voice of Melisa Durán, and contemplative atmosphere into a profound listening experience.
Read more about the concept, inspiration, and creative process behind the work here.
Lately we have been making music for traditional japanese martial arts videos.
We just release the extended version of one of those songs, the name is Ho Setsu (that’s the name of the performed video’s technique).
For a section of the lyrics we use an excerpt from a poem written by the founder of the lineage to which that technique belongs:
“There is no village upon which the moonlight does not fall, but in the mind of he who looks there is”.
Izumo no Kanja Yoshiteru
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The song “Haab” is inspired by the 365 days Mayan calendar also called “the long count”.
Where the pre-Hispanic culture and its worldview propose that there are times for everything, that the omens of the future can be changed and at the end of the year there are 5 days where one must purify oneself and be left alone with the experience learned to begin a new fresh cycle.
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