Luci Ferrum

Post Mortem Invictus is an EP about victory after devastation — a raw, cinematic autopsy of the wounds we survive and the power we reclaim. Each track cuts into a different psychological fracture and the strange strength that rises from it.

The EP opens with Funny Guy, a darkly meditative piece about karmic inevitability: watching from the riverbank as consequences arrive on their own. Early press has praised the track heavily —
Cage Riot calls it “a bold, unrelenting masterpiece that pushes boundaries and explores raw, haunting truths,” while EARMILK writes, “‘Funny Guy’ is thoughtful, like a movie — made by an artist who knows how to make music that makes you feel something.”

Across the EP, Luci Ferrum confronts false promises in Hope for the Rope, emotional deadlock in Push and Pull, psychological self-mutilation in Custom Made, and inherited trauma in Cycle Breaker. Together, these songs form a ruthless examination of pain, control, and the will to transform.

Musically, Post Mortem Invictus blends unpredictable time-signature shifts, industrial abrasion, trip-hop intimacy, and vocals that move from whispered resignation to triumphant venom. Every breath and accent is placed with obsessive intention — Luci is known to record more than 100 takes to sculpt a single emotional contour.

Self-taught and fiercely self-directed, she writes, composes, and produces everything herself, merging warm analog textures with cutting digital aggression. Her work has been praised by Brutal Resonance, Orkus, Sonic Seducer, and is aired regularly on On The Edge Radio, the longest-running dark music program in the world. She also co-founded Dark Emergency, a platform dedicated to expanding dark electronic culture in the Caribbean.

Influences flicker — Björk, Nine Inch Nails, Portishead, Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Godkomplex — but Luci delivers them with a distinctly feminine edge of violence. Her sharp, metaphor-rich lyrics pull listeners into a world where death, desire, pain, and power tangle inseparably.

It’s not a safe place.

But once you enter,
you may not want to leave.