Discos Macarras Records
MARASME - Fel - LP
€20.00
Tax included
Vinyl LP - Discos Macarras / Etternal Juggernaut / Malbocí / Nafra / Quebranta Rec. - 2025.
Too many blast beats for post-metal; too melodic for sludge; too primitive to fit into post-black; too alone in no man's land.
Mallorcans MARASME present their fourth studio work, "Fel" (2025), an album that, unlike their predecessors, doesn't come from the brain or the heart, but from the gut, the nausea, the anguish.
Eight years after their last release ("Malsons", 2018), the band radicalizes their approach with a much more intense and dark album; six songs created over a slow fire with an aftertaste of revenge; thirty-six minutes in which the influences of groups like Altar of Plagues, Omega Massif, Fall of Efrafa or Sólstafir are diluted in the pitch-black magma of five musicians accustomed to rowing alone and against the current.
Noise and fury; hopelessness and affliction; Grief and the survival instinct; "Fel" concentrates the most basic ingredients of one of the most personal extreme music bands on the Balearic Islands scene.
Security policy
100% secure payment - We do not store your payment details.
Delivery policy
Spain 48h | Europe 4-8 days | International shipping 10-15 days.
Marasme are: Joan Rigo, Tomeu Canyelles, Jordi Carrasco, Timothy Llompart, and David 'Dubi' Àlvarez.
"Fel" is a co-release between Discos Macarras Records, Eternal Juggernaut Records, Nafra Records, and Quebranta Records.
It was recorded and produced by Toni Salvà (Diorama Sound) and mastered by Magnus Lindberg.
The photography is by David Álvarez; and the design is by Joan Rigo and Timothy Llompart.
Listen to and Digital Download at -BANDCAMP-
DM-079-LP
You might also like
Customers who bought this product also bought:
Vinyl LP - Discos Macarras / Etternal Juggernaut / Malbocí / Nafra / Quebranta Rec. - 2025.
Too many blast beats for post-metal; too melodic for sludge; too primitive to fit into post-black; too alone in no man's land.
Mallorcans MARASME present their fourth studio work, "Fel" (2025), an album that, unlike their predecessors, doesn't come from the brain or the heart, but from the gut, the nausea, the anguish.
Eight years after their last release ("Malsons", 2018), the band radicalizes their approach with a much more intense and dark album; six songs created over a slow fire with an aftertaste of revenge; thirty-six minutes in which the influences of groups like Altar of Plagues, Omega Massif, Fall of Efrafa or Sólstafir are diluted in the pitch-black magma of five musicians accustomed to rowing alone and against the current.
Noise and fury; hopelessness and affliction; Grief and the survival instinct; "Fel" concentrates the most basic ingredients of one of the most personal extreme music bands on the Balearic Islands scene.