Cathartes Aura Corvallis, Oregon
Cathartes Aura is an intentional project focused on the expression and catharsis of life. A story of Origins, Catharsis, Contemplation, Death, and the acceptance of cycles during a time of chaos. The human condition is drenched in cycles, and a crescendo feels inevitable. Our music is an expression of this, utilizing melody and harshness as an aid to navigate this narrative artistically ... more
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