Matzumi - In Mutatio Tempora

Artist: Matzumi
P: 2010
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Thoughts, deep below the surface, melancholy wrestles with meaning. Words will fail, where only music can be a valid expression. This is the intention, the demand on 'ad infinitum': let there be sound, not the word.
'ad infinitum' - to infinity. The mourning for the lost, the hope for the future... THAT is 'ad infinitum', THIS is me... Matzumi.
Here the new version with 3 Bonus-tracks.

Artist: Matzumi
P: 2024
It’s been 10 years since Matzumi’s last album release „Symphony of Silence and Humility“. This was followed by a musical break of several years.
But now Matzumi is back – with her comeback album „MonumentuM – De Tenebris in Lucem“.  MonumentuM is a one-hour concept album that focuses on humanity itself. It deals metaphorically with the good and evil in each of us – represented as light and darkness.  The listener becomes a silent observer of a gloomy scene created by dark forces. Good versus evil – the eternal round dance between the two forces. Resignation gives way to hope. Good overpowers evil. MonumentuM is an appeal to humanity – impressively presented in contrasting and emotionally overwhelming soundscapes. MonumentuM – More than just an album! A total work of art consisting of sound, image and writing.

Artist: Matzumi
P: 2010
Electronica full of emotions, feelings set to music, never leaving you impassive but taking you on an intriguing journey across a sometimes unexplored, sometimes strangely familiar region - Matzumi attracts, captures, enchants, touches.
Is 'Sometimes' a concept album? By any means, each track bares a motive, an individual experience, a stage in the artist's life, granting deep insights into a fragile but nevertheless stable construct of feelings - self-contained AND keeping in touch with the more profane areas of life. 'Sometimes' is Matzumi, Matzumi is 'Sometimes'.
Often compared to pioneers like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze or even Jean Michel Jarre, Matzumi has found her very individual form of impression long ago. We're not afraid to call 'Sometimes' a tour de force...