Producer and multi instrumentalist Jesus Fuentes Valverde is in the man in front of the camera to talk about the new single “Judgement” from his band Falsimonian. From the composition to production and recording, he explains how the main groove is inspired by Flamenco, the collaborative process, the Jazzy influences and the improvisations that happened at
Melodic Death Metal quartet Falsimonian have released arguably their most experimental single offering in “Judgment” alongside a visualizer created by audio-visual artist Brian Pinke aka pinkenoise. An evolution of the bands core sound it fuses together Death and Progressive Metal with Jazz which bodes well for their upcoming EP “For Survival“, which you can get
Exploring the realities of survival in the midst of dark times of war, hate and manipulation EP “For Survival” arrives from Falsimonian on 7th November. They take their name from the Latin for “falsimonia“, meaning: trick, imposition or deception and for new single “The Enemy” are joined by Alfredo Rocha Sifuente of Orchs O Dis
Drawing inspiration from concepts such as autotheism, the big bang and relativity while being influenced by Mexican folk, Latin-American roots music, Progressive Metal and Jazz, Falsimonian are preparing EP “For Survival” for our listening pleasure. A 7th November grand unveiling is in store with “Limitless” is as the Melodic Death Metal acts latest single. Chaos
Taking their name from the Latin word “falsimonia“, meaning: trick, imposition or deception, Falsimonian are a group of musicians hailing from the harsh desert on the US-Mexico border. Situated in a fictitious dystopian world, their forthcoming EP explores the mundane daily realities of survival in the midst of dark times of war, hate and manipulation. “For
