In Luna have released The Architecture Of Negativity through Talheim Records, on digipak and digitally, with a lyric film for "I See I Disappear". It is their second album and the first since Forgotten Lives in 2015.
Eleven years is a long gap for a two man project, and the way this one is built explains some of it. Uruksoth Lavin started it in 2011 with one half in Antofagasta, on the northern coast of Chile, and the other in Spain, and Metal Archives has given up on a country for them and files them as international.
The music sits where depressive black metal meets shoegaze, which is a crowded place now but was not when they began. The press line calls despair a state of mind rather than an external force, and the record is described as their most personal, both of which are the standard claims for this genre; the test is whether the melodies carry it, and "I See I Disappear" suggests they do.
An EP, Monuments of Pessimism, came earlier this year and reads in hindsight as the warm up to this.