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It’s an honour to see Horror Sacri featured in Rock Hard Italy, receiving 7.5/10. They wrote about it as “a paradigm of inner exploration” — a phrase that captures perfectly what the album was meant to be: a reflection of the soul, searching without fear or boundaries.

I recently took a look at how the tracks from my latest album Horror Sacri performed on RepostExchange — a platform where independent artists can share and promote each other’s music, and where listener engagement shapes the Pop/Rock and overall Top 40 charts. Here’s how the songs did: Ego Mortuus Sum reached #1 on both the Pop/Rock Top 40 and the Re-Ex Top 40 — the highest position any of my songs has ever achieved there. Soul Hunt stayed on the charts for 10 days, making it the longest-lasting track from the album.

errorbit returns. New EP Resurrection out now — I’m on guitars in “Shinjuku Vampire” and “Neon Blood.” It’s dark. It’s loud. It’s alive.

Last night I met up with some of my old classmates — and my oldest friend, the one I started making music with when we were ten. We shared memories, tried his new instruments, and realized something beautiful: the dreams we had as kids… we actually made them come true. Different paths, same passion. Music still connects us. Always.

It may not seem much in a world ruled by numbers — but for me, it means everything. Five thousand times, someone stepped into this quiet world I’ve been shaping with sound and thought. Thank you for listening, for feeling, for being here. 🖤

The first review of Horror Sacri is here — and I’m deeply moved by the words from Metal Digest. They called it “a bold leap” and praised not only the layered sound, but also my debut as a vocalist — something that was a huge step out of my comfort zone. I’m grateful beyond words for this thoughtful review, and equally grateful to all of you who walk this path with me. Your support means everything.

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Miserere just climbed to #1 on the Re-Ex Pop/Rock Top 40 (and #9 overall). It’s my second track to reach the top spot from the new album — a reminder that this music really does connect. Thank you for listening and sharing.

I don’t write about religion to preach. I write because I know the weight of being raised under guilt and fear—and how those marks stay with you, even long after you see through the contradictions.

Five years ago, I pressed ‘record’ with nothing but a cheap guitar and no idea what I was doing. Today, Darkwave stands as the echo of that first step – raw, imperfect, but alive. This is the story…

Five years ago, I pressed ‘record’ with nothing but a cheap guitar and no idea what I was doing. Today, Darkwave stands as the echo of that first step – raw, imperfect, but alive. This is the story of how it began, and where it’s heading next.

My first ever recording wasn’t even my own song—it was Deep Purple’s “Fools.” Rough, naïve, and painfully unpolished, yet it marks the true beginning of Darkwave. Today, on Fireball’s anniversary, I’m finally sharing it.

Sometimes the hardest part of being an artist isn’t the music itself, but the silence that follows. Here’s what I’ve learned from that silence.

A journey through darkness and light, from my earliest poems to Darkwave’s music—exploring why shadows reveal the soul, and how words can touch hearts even in the night.

I already touched briefly on how hard it is for indie musicians to reach real listeners. The thought stayed with me—so I went deeper.

My music was never born in silence—it carries echoes of books, questions, and shadows I have lived with. I wrote about those inspirations once, and their voices still linger. f this resonates, you can find the full post on my website.

Sometimes the toughest climb isn’t on the wall, but in letting go. Today I share a decision years in the making.

In the endless noise, true voices are fading. On Patreon, I’m opening a more intimate space — beyond the public surface, into the shadows where my music is born. Step inside, and share the journey.

I sent Ego Mortuus Sum to a few playlist curators on SubmitHub. The feedback? 💥 Strong riffs, prog elements, solid musicianship. ⚡ But a bit too atmospheric for their audiences. Conclusion: my music speaks most to those who enjoy both heaviness and atmosphere—not just raw extremity. I feel like I'm on the right track.

For the first time ever, one of my songs has reached #1 on the RepostExchange charts. Ego Mortuus Sum from Horror Sacri now stands at the top of both the Pop-Rock and overall Top 40 lists—a milestone I never imagined. Thank you all for the support that made this possible.

The first draft of my next album’s lyrics is complete—six and a half pages of struggle, love, loss, and hope. At its heart lies one timeless question: can love outlast death?

Christian symbols haunt my songs. Not to preach, but to give form to questions that echo in all of us: life, death, and what might endure. Read more on my blog.