ÉDEA Salerno, Italy
An undefined era out of time, in dreamy atmospheres and woodland realms, in an imaginary place between fantasy and reality. The songs, imbued with hermeticism and decadent aesthetics, tell stories of passions and conflicts within oneself, falls and rebirths, life paths marked by gothic lyrics and pagan allegories, with the background of delicate folk melodies and melancholic rock harmonies. ... more
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