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Hello all,Wanted to share this fantastic set I got participate in with Oldest Sea. You can find them on IG here.

This is a live recording of Judith Slaying Holofernes, an absolutely phenomenal set of songs I got to provide backing vocals for.

Sam Marandola is a fantastic songwriter, the band sounds heavy as fuck, the video is great, etc. Was super excited to see how this came out.

Check it out, follow Oldest Sea, and support underground music.

1. How Could The Same God

2. All Shall Love Me And Despair

Andrew Marandola (lead guitarist) he/him

Dan Barrett (additional vox) he/him

Andy Demarest (bass) he/him

Kevin Zieber (rhythm guitarist, beard) he/him

Phylix Almentero (drummer) she/her

Sam Marandola (lead vocals) she/her

Cart Music on instagram:   / cart_music   Audio recorded by Matías Van Order González Mixed by Andrew Marandola at East of the Rockies Mastered by Dan Lowndes at Resonance Sound Studio Video shot and edited by Matías Van Order González

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Cart Sessions | Oldest Sea

Formed in 2017 by songwriter Sam Marandola, Oldest Sea began as one woman’s personal exploration of the darker side of experimental folk music. Having newly expanded the project to a full band, Marandola and company now find themselves passing through ethereal corridors and liminal soundscapes with increasingly heavy steps. The enlarged sonic palette finds Oldest Sea deftly merging Marandola’s haunting solo musical passages with massive walls of grit and distortion. On their debut EP, Strange and Eternal, each composition seems to gently undulate its way into existence, all the while building inexorably toward a darkly atmospheric presence of immense proportions. The songs meander along paths adjacent to ambient folk music and the plaintive sounds of Americana, finding their way into the vast ominous territory occupied by doom and post-metal. Inspired by dreams and distance and the sounds of nature, Marandola combines these influences into pieces that are intensely emotional and evocative, yet simultaneously illusory and diffuse. Listening to the songs on Strange and Eternal often feels like trying to recall a particularly intense dream just after waking - a sense of deep meaning and emotional connection is undeniable, though trying to bring to mind the detail of it somehow feels impossible. In this, Oldest Sea represents a unique and welcome entry into the canon of atmospheric heavy music as they continue to expand upon and perfect their otherworldly mystique. 1. How Could The Same God 2. All Shall Love Me And Despair Andrew Marandola (lead guitarist) he/him Dan Barrett (additional vox) he/him Andy Demarest (bass) he/him Kevin Zieber (rhythm guitarist, beard) he/him Phylix Almentero (drummer) she/her Sam Marandola (lead vocals) she/her Bandcamp: https://oldestsea1.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oldestsea/ Cart Music on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cart_music/ Audio recorded by Matías Van Order González Mixed by Andrew Marandola at East of the Rockies Mastered by Dan Lowndes at Resonance Sound Studio Video shot and edited by Matías Van Order González Recorded at Cart Studios Cart Studios on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cart_studios/ Interested in doing a Cart session? Email cartmusicofficial@gmail.com

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