Tasseomancy
Tasseomancy formed in San Francisco as a collective of musicians interested in experimental sounds. Vocalist Melina Duterte, guitarist Anthony Ferraro,...
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Tasseomancy formed in San Francisco as a collective of musicians interested in experimental sounds. Vocalist Melina Duterte, guitarist Anthony Ferraro, bassist Pascal Stevenson, and drummer Shawn Ouyang created music that drew from Arabic folk melodies, tribal rhythms, and electronic textures.
Their 2015 debut EP was titled 'Anubis,' named for the ancient Egyptian god of death. The music often explored themes of mythology and spirituality through Duterte's ethereal vocals and the band's atmospheric arrangements.
Tasseomancy's songs like 'Heavy Sleep' continued this approach, building layered soundscapes that felt both haunting and hypnotic. The group maintained a consistent focus on creating immersive, otherworldly music rather than following conventional pop structures.
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