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| Artist: | FUTURE FACES |
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| Title: | Memoria |
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| Format: | CD in 3-panel Digipack and including one exclusive Bonus-Track | |
| Year: | 10.01.2025 | |
| Label: | Icy Cold | |
| Tracklist: | 01 Ask the Grime 02 Neon Outlines 03 I Kiedys Ja 04 The weaker we are 05 Moments 06 Sun 07 Spectre 08 In between 09 Tempest 10 Ultraviolet 11 A Man forbid |
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| Info: | MEMORIA is the second album from
Swiss cold-wave project Future Faces. In a synthetic, restless musical
universe, it questions temporality and the consequences of a past
action on the present and future. With a more nuanced instrumentation
than the two (Album and EP) previous releases, MEMORIA invites the
listener on a contrasting introspective journey, moving from desolate
minimalist climates to epic build-ups. In order to move on from a
conceptual world and engage the audience, the album has been written in
the same way as when the quartet builds a concert set-list; respecting
the breaks, climaxes and outlets of a scenic musical narrative. The album is composed of 10 unique tracks, including two momentous collaborations; one with the Swiss artist Delia Meshlir, who gracefully brings a feminine dimension, representing an interpretative possibility that Future Faces' lyrical universe shares in this new album. The other with Belgrado / Fatamorgana’s Patrycja Proniewska a strong personality with whom the group maintains fundamental relationships of aesthetics and unfaltering friendship. In this record, vocals take center stage and guide the listener in occasionally lifting their head from the overly immersive experience, through the lyrical world of Alex Müller (also from H E X, Sunfast). With his voice, he creates an intimate and benevolent path, ensuring the listener does not get lost in the coldness of the synthesisers and the pounding of the percussions. It is a glimmer in the dark and abyssal world of MEMORIA. Although predominantly synthetic, the guitar, bass and percussions energize and bring us back to the concrete in which Future Faces has developed its roots. If the EP ‘Revolt’ was raw and insurgent, the album ‘Euphoria’ hypnotic and abstract, ‘Memoria’ is significantly more profound and generous. |
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