Mexico City-based experimental collective Amor Muere, consisting of Mabe Fratti, Gibrana Cervantes, Concepción Huerta, and Camille Mandoki, announce their their highly anticipated debut album, A time to love, a time to die, due out November 3rd via the new independent label, Scrawl.

The genesis of Amor Muere emerged from strong friendships and a shared desire for true expression. The band took root four years ago in Mexico City's improvisation scene, brought together during a multidisciplinary performance directed and written by Camille Mandoki. Gibrana, Mabe, and Concepción, alongside other artists, were invited to contribute their voices and bodies to this unconventional concert format. The group's chemistry was undeniable, and after several performances, they continued to gather for musical exploration, sparking fluid jam sessions and collaborative compositions. These experiences deepened their connections and birthed a remarkable bond among these talented women, leading to regular sessions of playing and creating music together. What started as a space for fun and sonic experimentation soon evolved into a powerful convergence of each member's individual musical explorations.

An experimental supergroup, Amor Muere combines their individual talents and core instruments—vocals, violin, cello, synths, and tape manipulation—to create a debut album that pushes the boundaries of sonic exploration.