In 2020, I embarked on a journey to record the music in my head, armed with little more than a $150 guitar and a makeshift studio. My early efforts, like “Hexapla,” were raw and chaotic, yet they resonated with listeners, fueling my passion for creating music. With each album—”Missa Innominata” and “Thanatology”—I learned, evolved, and built a community of support around my art. Now, as I prepare to release “Horror Sacri” in 2025, I realize this journey is just beginning.
What does it mean to transform chaotic impulses into structured creativity, and how can our failures serve as the foundation for our growth and connection with others?
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