“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown”.

Howard P. Lovecraft, At the mountains of madness (1936).

“Sequential Analog Memory” describes how man, through his imagination, has been able to shape and rewrite the course of history, creating an antidote against the senselessness of everyday life called humanism.
A self-narrated fable in which men, peoples and civilizations have inserted themselves and evolved, thus generating a castrating evolution that has replaced the most abysmal freedom with an apparent world, enslaved by bureaucracy, consumerism and the assiduous pursuit of happiness.

Exumano is an electronic musician from southern Italy

that express itself in the sense of  solitude, loss and escape from any social control.  

An artifact in which the combination of elements such as techno, rock, ambient music and  soundtracks create a sense of disorientation, a crescendo of experiences, a nightmare about  human horizons.  

Produced in his home studio, Sequential Analog Memory is the debut single, a sound  geometry whose task is to tear and discredit the continuity of everyday life, showing the  senselessness that inhabits and pervades it without remedy.  

Sam, the protagonist depicted on the covers, is a paranoid android, expression of the modern  multitude, trapped in a new and insane progressive conception of time, no longer  understood as cyclic, but as an arrow shot towards an aimless infinity.