Art Noir – Poems Of An Extinct Species

Sounds and voices guide you through unknown landscapes. You will meet playful and strange beings. Observe them as invisible visitors to a ritual site, as the shadow of a “gloomy Sunday”, in rooms where lovers meet for the last time or in the middle of a dancing crowd.

Where are you? What do you see?

Dive deeper. Access to the inner core has been granted. Your journey begins. Let us deconstruct the nature of the soul, rearrange its fragments in dreams and memories.

Our album Poems Of An Extinct Species was born on January 29th 2021.

Jan Weber	Music
Nadine Stelzer	Vocals, Songwriting, Lyrics
Stefan Vesper (Steve Dragon, In Strict Confidence)	Production, Drums
Thomas Navas	Production
Rade Stijovic	Album Artwork

Voices describing the album

“A story of spirit and perseverance as delivered by a performer who moves mountains with his eyes.”
Dmitry M. Epstein, dmme.net

“The album unfolds a compelling and intellectually stimulating story through Nadine Stelzer’s ethereal voice and thought-provoking lyrics that challenge the confines of our current perceptional reality. Enveloped in an anthropological-ecological mantle, it explores the vulnerability and concomitant wound-inflicting ability of the human species, invoking imagery and imagination of what was, what is, and what may be. Jan Weber, with his indomitable passion for producing and creating worlds, is the epitome of the strength of the human spirit, an inspiration to everyone.”
Aenaos Records

“This album is a varied production; a true sonic fusion between different genres resulting in a cohesive and beautiful work. The composition is well-crafted and accomplished with great sound treatments like deep bass lines and resonating tones. The angelic vocals inject a graceful and magic touch on top of the work.”
Side-Line Magazine

“Thorns And Lilies with a lush atmosphere and deeply captivating lines where the sweeping and sweet pulsating rhythmic lines do miracles while being painted with a huge dose of magic, melancholy and strange romanticism.”
Tomaž Vogrič, Terra Relicta Web Radio