Lazarave - Sursum Iterum (2025)

This slow and sometimes fragile album, which is a new creation of the Lazarave project, based on the music of previous civilizations and recent human history. It combines elements of ancient traditions and the sound of our days. The album becomes a reflection of eternal truths, showing how everything repeats itself in our world, in which the only constant remains man. Despite all the advances and technological discoveries, man has not changed over the millennia. We are always striving for the best, but we often forget what has already happened and what is worth remembering so that we dont repeat previous mistakes. The best time to listen to this album is for moments of quiet reflection, which can be combined with viewing prints by Ruinist artists. Especially worth mentioning are the works of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, who was able to masterfully capture the atmosphere of abandoned and destroyed worlds, which is close to Lazaraves music. His art, like Lazaraves music, invites us to explore what is hidden from view, making us think about the past, its meaning for our present and mans place in it. As you listen to this album, immerse yourself in its haunting atmosphere and allow yourself to feel connected to the long-standing civilizations that once existed on this earth. Every note here is not just a sound, it is an invitation to travel deep into time, human history and the future.