Mariusz Duda

Poland

"Duda's music envelops listeners in densely layered textures, where pulsing rhythms and ethereal melodies create a profound sense of movement and emotional tension."

Quick Start

A good place to start with Mariusz Duda is…

Claustrophobic Universe

2021

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Career Arc

Mariusz Duda's discography from 2020 to 2023

2020 2023

Lockdown Spaces (2020) Are You Ready for the Sun (2020) The Song of a Dying Memor... (2020) Interior Drawings (2021) Claustrophobic Universe (2021) Knock Lock (2021) Lockdown Trilogy (2022) Let's Meet Outside (2022) Intervallum (2022) News from the World (2022) Embracing the Unknown (2023)

Mariusz Duda occupies a unique space in the contemporary music landscape, bridging the emotional gravity of progressive metal with the expansive possibilities of electronic soundscapes.

Mariusz Duda occupies a unique space in the contemporary music landscape, bridging the emotional gravity of progressive metal with the expansive possibilities of electronic soundscapes. His work resonates deeply with listeners who seek introspection and depth, often illuminating the complexities of human experience through a rich tapestry of musical exploration. By merging these two sonic traditions, Duda not only enriches each genre but also challenges listeners to reconsider their expectations and engage with music that is both intricate and emotionally resonant. Duda's approach is characterized by an innovative use of texture and atmosphere, where layers of synths intertwine with the rhythmic intricacies of progressive structures. His compositions invite experimentation, employing technology as a means to expand narrative and emotional expression rather than merely serve as a backdrop for traditional instrumentation. This creative process allows him to forge unexpected connections between seemingly disparate elements, captivating audiences who appreciate both the cerebral and visceral aspects of music. Lyrically, Duda often navigates themes of existence, introspection, and the interplay between light and darkness, utilizing a voice that balances sincerity with a touch of poetic abstraction. His storytelling approach embraces impressionistic elements while maintaining an underlying emotional core, encouraging listeners to find their interpretations within his soundscapes. The result is a body of work that feels personal yet universally relatable.

Full discography

Mariusz Duda's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

11 releases • 4 albums • 1 EP • 2020–2023

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Lockdown Trilogy

2022

Interior Drawings

2021

Claustrophobic Universe

2021

Lockdown Spaces

2020

EPs ()

Let's Meet Outside

2022

Singles ()

Embracing the Unknown

2023

Intervallum

2022

News from the World

2022

Knock Lock

2021

Are You Ready for the Sun

2020

The Song of a Dying Memory

2020

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Timeline

How their sound evolved over time

Lockdown Spaces (2020)

Claustrophobic Unive... (2021)

Interior Drawings (2021)

Let's Meet Outside (2022)

Lockdown Trilogy (2022)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Mariusz Duda sound like?

Duda's music envelops listeners in densely layered textures, where pulsing rhythms and ethereal melodies create a profound sense of movement and emotional tension. Rooted in electronic and progressive metal. Start with Interior Drawings.

What is the best Mariusz Duda album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Interior Drawings" (2021). It's the most representative of what makes Mariusz Duda worth hearing.

Who is Mariusz Duda for?

If you're into electronic and progressive metal, Mariusz Duda is worth your time. Duda's music envelops listeners in densely layered textures, where pulsing rhythms and ethereal melodies create a profound sense of movement and emotional tension.

How many albums does Mariusz Duda have?

Mariusz Duda has 11 releases in their discography, including 4 albums and 1 EP.

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