ANANDA MIDA's Cathodnatius is the second chapter in the band’s psychedelic saga—an ongoing investigation into the inner life of the “tricerebral beings” that inhabit our planet. Where their first LP opened a luminous passage into the unconscious, their sophomore album turns the current around: it maps the shadow pole, tracing the negative forces, psychic residues, and barely audible vibrations that seep through matter, memory, and dream. These songs move like transmissions from a mythic elsewhere—part ritual, part hallucination—where heavy riffs and swirling harmonics become instruments of divination. Guiding the listener through this darker terrain is singer-songwriter Conny Ochs, whose voice acts as both narrator and witness: a seasoned traveler capable of giving human shape to the band’s cosmology, and a trusted explorer of the strange, symbolic universe Ananda Mida have built so far.
"The pilot turns his head and checks on the controls. The light turns from green to red. Ignition. There he goes!"
