Luci Ferrum releases ‘Post Mortem Invictus’ EP
Luci Ferrum
Russian-born dark electro artist Luci Ferrum, now based in the Dominican Republic, has released the EP “Post Mortem Invictus” via Dark Voltage. Ferrum wrote, produced, and recorded the release, with Colombia-based producer Modvle handling mixing and mastering.
The release handles a mix of betrayal (“Funny Guy”), self-destruction (“Hope for the Rope”), obsession (“Push and Pull”), self-mutilation (“Custom Made”) and inherited trauma in (“Cycle Breaker”). The release is available now from Bandcamp with further distribution from tomorrow on on all other platforms.
About Luci Ferrum
Luci Ferrum is a Russia-born, Dominican Republic-based dark electro, darkwave, and industrial solo artist who writes and sings in English. She has began making music in 2021 and considers 2024 the year her project “officially launched.”
In July 2024 ashe released the EP “EXGF” containing three original songs and two remixes. In February 2024 she already released “Devil Got Nothing on Me”. Out now is “Post Mortem Invictus”preceded by the single “Funny Guy” (November 2025).
Next to her music project she also co-founded Dark Emergency, a platform focused on expanding dark electronic culture in the Caribbean.
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