Dive into the unique world of Taklamakan. Created with AI, this visual journey takes you through a sandstorm in China’s Taklamakan Desert, ending in the mysterious Mogao Caves. This track combines the immersive atmospheres of post-rock and the complexity of progressive rock.
Watch the music video for Aorta, a long-format track in the progressive rock style, filmed live at PTR-Usine in Geneva. Experience a performance that blends atmospheric elements with intricate, progressive rock structures.
'Astral' AI-generated video explores the creation and collapse of a world. From cosmic origins to thriving landscapes, then to ruin, it visualizes the cycle of life and destruction. With evolving imagery shaped by artificial intelligence, it offers a unique perspective on how worlds might emerge and fade away.
aulasy
Picked up directly from the "Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows", aulasy means: "the sadness that there's no way to convey a powerful memory to people who weren't there at the time". Recorded at a home studio, mixed by Chris Noth and mastered by Magnus Lingberg this album explores this nuanced emotion
ÆONIA
Aeonia was recorded during the peak of the pandemic at Studio de la Fonderie (Fribourg, Switzerland). It was live-recorded and mixed by Chris Noth (Fireantmusic) and mastered by Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna). The name of the album makes a hint at the idea of permanence, which already stands in the band’s name, and is a recurring concept throughout their compositions.
Transtional
Spaces
Transitional Spaces is a self-recorded demo, featuring 3 tracks that were composed during strange times for the band, as its structure was changing and things were pretty much uncertain for the near future
What Aleph Said
This homonymous EP was recorded in the same studio where rehearsal took place not long after the band's consolidation in 2017. It features their first compositions, in search of a sound of their own by mixing and experimenting different musical concepts