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4 brani

19:19

1	Solve et coagula	3:25
2	Nosce te ipsum	6:54
3	Saturnus Philosophorum	4:47
4	Azoth	4:13

Descrizione

A FREE sample about Esoteric Dark Ambient project OUROBOROS with 4 tracks taken from the first 3 Ep and the Cd

for having the free complete artwork, download it from this link:

http://www.mediafire.com/?mvji3u1dbzn

To buy the complete cd's please ask info to the site:

http://www.myspace.com/marcogrosso

BIOGRAPHY

OUROBOROS tracks bring the listener in the ancients fogs of Medieval Times, with his sad and restless mood, with vocals litany in Latin and old style artwork.

After the release of first cd-r, Solve et coagula, well accepted by papers and listeners, in 2005 Marco ask to Claudio Dondo, (active in the ambient scenes from a decade with his seminal band RUNES ORDER), to collaborate in playing some instrumental parts in OUROBOROS second cd-r, Nigredo, collaborate also in sound engineering.

The Nigredo cd confirme the debut good reviews, and some papers and zines asked to Marco taking interviews, in the meanwhile some tracks are played by independent radio stations in Europe, U.S.A and Australia.

Part of the Nigredo unrelased sessions, not included in the cd-r, and a remix of a Nigredo track, are recorded for a limited 33 copies E.P called Lunarya Fisica, a little gift for the devoted die- hard Ouroboros fans.

In the 2007 Ouroboros debut with the cd "Lux Arcana" for the japanese label Sabbathid Records.

To accompany Marco Grosso in “Lux Arcana” there are numerous guests, Claudio Dondo of Runes Order, mAlice and Aleph Zero of Deviated Sister Tv, Daniele Davico (The Tenant) and Carla Fanetti, that embellish the woven resonant with their contribution.

In the cd it appears also a cover, “Russians”, contained originally in the album” The dream of the blue turtles”of Sting, naturally revisited and arranged in the typical Ouroboros sound, like tribute to one of the favorite musicians of Marco.

After the Lux Arcana releasing many journals and fanzines ask to Marco other interviews, and the reviews of the cd are very well, so many radios put the Lux Arcana tracks on their broadcast.

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ildemiurgus

UNA "GRANDE OPERA"

04/04/08

Recensire un album come questo,
ricco di rimandi alla Tradizione,non è semplice: si corre il rischio di apparire pedanti, di sfoggiare una cultura iniziatica che in verità non si possiede, scadendo in citazioni di tavole smeraldine ed aforismi esoterici...

Audace progetto, copertina pulita e significativa,
tracce altrettanto azzeccate, insomma,
un ottimo prodotto, frutto di ricerche e letture non propriamente exoteriche!

Complimenti, non solo per l'album:
chi sceglie la via ascendente merita tutto il mio rispetto ed un applauso sentito!

JAMENDO: la rivoluzione musicale inizia da te!

loveovergold

Difficult remain indifferent!

13/03/08

Un album esoterico carico di simboli come l'Ouroboros, l'eterno ritorno, che prese la mente dello stesso Friedrich Nietzsche. Il "Solve et Coagula" dell'alchimista più intrepido! Il "Nosce te ipsum" del conosci te stesso. Saturnus Philosophorum, il pianeta antico (Rudolf Steiner ha vissuto, col suo corpo astrale, l'inizio della vita umana su saturno). Azoth la medicina universale. Questo album è un invito al viaggio oscuro ma è pieno di pericoli! Mi piacciono molto, comunque, questo tipo di album. Credo che sarebbe piaciuto molto anche ad Aleister Crowley. I brani sono tutti interessanti, anche troppo! Questa recensione è anche qui: http://suonolibero.wordpress.com/2008/03/13/ouroboros-mmviii-difficult-remain-indifferent/

An album full of esoteric symbols such as Ouroboros, the eternal return that took the same mind of Friedrich Nietzsche. The "Solve et Coagula", the alchemist more intrepid! The "Nosce te ipsum", know yourself. Philosophorum Saturnus, the ancient planet, (Rudolf Steiner lived, with his astral body, the beginning of human life on saturno). Azoth universal medicine. This album is an invitation to obscure trip, but it's full of dangers! I like very much, however, this kind of album. I think that would be like too much to Aleister Crowley. The songs are all interesting, perhaps, too!