Italian experimental metal band Nero Di Marte have released a stream of “Pulsar”, a track from their upcoming sophomore album Derivae, which will be released October 27th via Prosthetic Records.
It’s a dynamic track with many peaks and valleys and is gloriously atmospheric. I really recommend giving it a chance below.
In an interview with Invisible Oranges, vocalist Sean Worrel states:
I think what I’ve fully realized is just to do music for art’s sake. I know it sounds like a given, but today so many bands think in terms of “will this give me exposure” or “will this make money” or “will this appeal to more people”, maybe unconsciously. These shouldn’t be expectations. When I see unknown underground metal bands thinking that way it always begs the question, why are you making music in the first place?
Derivae can be pre-ordered through Prosthetic Records.