Absurda Malinchunia by Amœba

It's finally ready.

My first real album.
The titles are in “Malinchunian”, a language invented for the occasion.
I'm happy with the final result, there are many layers, many things that proceed and seem to get out of control.

It may seem absurd, I know, but for this album, I was inspired by one of my all-time favourite works, Dimmu Borgir's ‘For All Tid’.

Okay, it has nothing to do with my music, obviously, but I love the progression from the demos to the first version of the album (in glorious black and white) and finally to the colourful and melancholic final version.

That's kind of how I see my work - or at least how I would like to see it - up to now.

The two tracks are revised and rearranged versions of what was proposed in Demo 3, but I have recreated 5 tracks for each song, which blend distinctly and create a unique sound. Below:

Nivela Noctiva In Malinchunia:

Malinchunia - quiet sadness mixed with comfort
Nivela - snow / inner stillness
Gelumn - deep cold, numbness
Lunvel - pale winter light / hope that barely shows
Noctiva - long winter night, introspection

Fescalum Absurda Lunvel:

Tristvela - beautiful sadness
Fescalum - broken celebration, awkward joy
Absurda - surreal, slightly cringe, uncanny
Calmora - small warmth, fragile comfort
Vineth - memory drifting in cold air

I know you might be disappointed (I hope not), but it takes many, many listens to hear all the little details that make up the tracks.

Let me know what you think, if you have any ideas, if you liked it or not... I'm curious!

Have a nice Christmas,
.:.A.:.

Hello! I'm an amoeba, in the sense that I do practically nothing.

I'm originally from Игра but I moved to Berlin to study.

I make a sort of “comfy synth” and cellular noise (because I'm an amoeba) and my favourite album, which inspires me, is Spielt Eigene Kompositionen by Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru.