Progenie Terrestre Pura - UMA

Review by juan juan

UMA by Progenie Terrestre Pura: A Sonic Collision of Black Metal and Brain-Melting Electronics Let’s get one thing straight—UMA isn’t your typical album. Released in 2013 by the Italian duo Progenie Terrestre Pura (PTP for short), this record is like that weird cousin at family reunions who insists on bringing their pet tarantula. It doesn’t care about fitting in; it just is. And somehow, it works. Blending black metal with IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) feels like throwing a blender full of broken glass and glitter into a thunderstorm—it shouldn’t make sense, but holy crap, does it ever. The band hails from Italy, and you can tell they were probably raised on equal parts espresso and existential dread. Label Avantgarde Music knew what they were doing when they signed these guys. This isn’t music to chill to; it’s music to question your life choices to. Now, let’s talk tracks. First up, “Sovrarobotizzazione.” If robots could feel anxiety, this would be their anthem. Eon’s glitchy electronics stab through layers of Nex’s guttural vocals, creating something both mechanical and horrifyingly human. You’re not sure whether to dance or curl up in a ball under your desk. Either way, it sticks with you long after the last beat fades out. I mean, seriously, how do you even describe sounds like this? Imagine if an alien downloaded all of Nine Inch Nails’ discography onto its spaceship computer, then tried to play it back while being attacked by space wolves. Yeah, that’s “Sovrarobotizzazione.” Then there’s “La Terra Rossa Di Marte,” which might as well translate to “Red Dirt Daydreams on Mars.” This track hits different. It starts off slow, almost meditative, before exploding into a chaotic swirl of synths and distorted growls. There’s something oddly cinematic about it, like you’re wandering across a desolate Martian landscape while questioning why humanity thought colonizing another planet was a good idea. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t. But damn, does this song capture the vibe. The artwork deserves a shout-out too. Francesco Gemelli and Alexander Preuss nailed it—a mix of sci-fi surrealism and dystopian vibes that perfectly matches the soundscapes inside. Kudos to Tryfar for the layout too; everything looks cohesive without feeling overdone. So yeah, UMA is wild. It’s messy, experimental, and occasionally feels like listening to someone hack into your brain and rearrange your thoughts. But hey, isn’t that what great art should do? Leave you a little unsettled, maybe even confused, but definitely thinking about it days later? Final thought: Listening to UMA makes me wonder if Elon Musk secretly listens to PTP while planning his next SpaceX launch. Something tells me he’d dig the whole "robots vs. humans" vibe going on here. Or maybe he’d just use it as fuel for his supervillain lair playlist. Who knows?

Artist: Progenie Terrestre Pura
Album: UMA

Italy

2014

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Droni	9:48
Progenie Terrestre Pura	10:17
Sovrarobotizzazione	12:59
Sinapsi Divelte	11:03
La Terra Rossa Di Marte	7:13

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Catalog Numbers

AV221LP
AV221

Labels

Avantgarde Music

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lyssna på nätet
ascolta in linea
escuchar en línea
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa
lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
online luisteren
ouvir online

Formats

Vinyl
LP
Limited Edition Vinyl
Single Sided
Etched
Limited Edition
CD
Album
Digipak
Blue/White Splatter Vinyl
Blue/White Splatter

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	qp Studios
Mixed At	322 Studio
Mastered At	322 Studio
Pressed By	GZ Media
Manufactured By	8MERCH.COM
Glass Mastered At	Takt

Credits

Role	Credit
Artwork	Francesco Gemelli
Illustration	Alexander Preuss
Instruments	Eon
Layout	Tryfar
Recorded By	Eon, Nex
Voice	Nex

Notes

Pressing limited to
200 copies on blue/white splatter vinyl and
100 copies of standard black. D-side is etched. [THIS]
The track listing's separation across vinyl sides printed on the jacket is incorrect; the proper ordering is listed above.
First press 500 copies in Digipak
Second press, undisclosed: jewel case
Mixed and mastered in second half of 2012.
Pressing limited to 200 copies on blue/white splatter vinyl and 100 copies of standard black. All copies are etched on side D.
EON[0] - strumenti e macchine
NEX[1] - voci e macchine
Registrato ai q[T]p Studios da EON[0] e NEX[1],
missato e masterizzato dal 322Studio nella seconda metà del 2012
Illustrazioni: Alexander Preuss
q[T]p Logo: Francesco Gemelli
Grafiche: LL
Second press, undisclosed: jewelcase

Barcodes

Barcode: 0641126300430
Matrix / Runout (Side A Stamped): 199944E1/A
Matrix / Runout (Side B Stamped): 199944E2/A
Matrix / Runout (Side C Stamped): 199944E3/A
Barcode: 8033224112213
Matrix / Runout: 2100004131125 8MERCH.COM
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LK97
Mould SID Code: IFPI 9R97
Matrix / Runout: 2100004131125
Matrix / Runout: 8MERCH.COM

About Progenie Terrestre Pura

Progenie Terrestre Pura - qp - is an Italian project created at the end of 2009 by Eon and Nex. They combine Black Metal with electronic sounds, ambient and layered electronic elements (an IDM approach and Psybient landscapes).

Members

Emanuele Prandoni
Fabrizio Sanna
Davide Colladon

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *UMA* by Progenie Terrestre Pura is a wild mix of genres and styles, blending electronic beats with black metal intensity. Released in 2013 in Italy, it feels like a journey through space and chaos. The artwork was done by Francesco Gemelli, while Alexander Preuss added haunting illustrations. Eon handled most of the instruments and recording, with Nex contributing vocals and voice effects. Tracks like "Droni" and "La Terra Rossa Di Marte" show off their unique sound—a mix of raw aggression and futuristic vibes. It's not just music; it's an experience.

Comments

mcintoshslil

2025-03-17

Capolavoro

rossellwilliams

2025-03-16

Allevano crisalidi, capsule di vita
Immortali ma immobili.
Crescono codici, respirano in serie
Il tempo si ferma.
Anime si slegano dai freddi corpi
Loro cercano di tenerle salde
Evitare la ruggine dei chiodi del tempo
Crisalidi di vita !
Il nostro viaggio
La nostra vita
La morte, infine la morte.
Progenie terrestre pura
Corpi nati imperfetti,
Progenie terrestre pura
La vita è un respiro !
La vita è un respiro !