ARTEMISIA return with “Frammenti d’Anedonia”, their new album released through Volcano Records & Promotion. The record is built around female figures suspended between myth, history, art and personal experience, connected by recurring themes of pain, resistance, transformation and freedom.
The release is accompanied by the video for “Luna Nera”, the third single taken from the album and a reinterpretation of Lilith as a symbol of female rebellion. “Frammenti d’Anedonia” moves through a wide range of images and characters: from the Frida Kahlo-inspired “Ciò che l’acqua mi ha dato” to Marina Abramović’s Rhythm 0, which provides the inspiration for “Rivelazione”, as well as the figure of the Accabadora, the exploration of neurodivergence in “Pensiero divergente”, and the ritualistic, transformative dimension of “Veleno”. At the heart of the new video is “Luna Nera”, a song dedicated to Lilith, portrayed by ArtemisiA as a rebellious and untameable figure who becomes an archetype of independence and the refusal of imposed roles. It is one of the tracks that best encapsulates the album’s concept: using myth and symbolism as a way to speak about the present.
Active since 2006, ArtemisiA have developed an identity shaped by dark atmospheres, literary imagery and a strong narrative dimension. With “Frammenti d’Anedonia”, they continue along that path with an album that places the female experience at the very heart of its songwriting.
Also check out the previous singles:
‘Eroi di plastica’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3itWP5ImteM
‘Ciò che l’acqua mi ha dato’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEFnLMeXCI4
Further info at
www.volcanopromotion.com
www.artemisiaband.it
