Vinyl LP pressing. Three years after Por Nós da Ventania, Vauruvã returns with Mar da Deriva ("Drift Sea"). This expansive journey blends atmospheric and post-black metal with progressive rock, folk, and ambient textures. Unlike the previous album's medium-length tracks, this work unfolds in three sprawling suites, each flowing organically across genres, anchored by Bruno Augusto Ribeiro's lyrics and Caio Lemos's evocative vocals and instrumentation. Thematically, the album mirrors Lemos's other projects, presenting a symbolic odyssey through Brazilian history and identity, combining folk, tropicália, metal, and electronic textures. It's narrative evokes a voyage down the Amazon toward redemption or new horizons, encompassing triumph, grief, and hope.