UMA

Malasomma returns to Stochastic Resonance with his third full-length release, completing a conceptual journey that began with the remote isolation of Jura (2018) and the linguistic deconstruction of Neolingua (2024).

While his previous records functioned as warnings inspired by George Orwell’s 1984, UMA is the sound of those prophecies coming to fruition. As we step into the blinding, digital glare of the present day, we no longer inhabit a hypothetical dystopia. We no longer need to imagine a Big Brother or a "Newspeak"; we live within them — through the perpetual cycle of warfare, the atrophy of human thought via algorithms, and the surveillance embedded in our smartphones, credit and fidelity cards.

UMA represents a definitive shift in Malasomma’s narrative: a move from the critique of social and power structures to the creation of a "Synthetic Mythology" designed to survive them.