Tried to write something off a funk drumbeat, aiming at a sort of Rage Against the Machine feel and given I'm into Warhammer 40-k, the beat suggested the refrain and I went a bit political with it.

The Emperor Protects

Burn the heretic
Oppression
Kill the mutant
Projection
Purge the unclean
Infection
The emperor protects
He’s naked

Suffer not the witch
Oppression
Refuse the xeno filth
Projection
Attain our destiny
All nations
Die for God and creed
abomination

Build it back better
Purgation
Make it great again
Inflation
Refuse to be replaced
Conflation
His invisible hand
Descension

The Emperor protects
No clothes
The emperor protetcs
No soul
The emperor protects
His own
The emperor protects
He’s naked

You are so blessed in his Light
Exterminatus gaze
Spending lives like coin to find
Anathema remains

FAWM 2022

The Emperor Protects

Originally from the prompt 'Hiraeth' but became more about moving on from hurtful things, with some added Lord of The Rings references.

Lyrics

Watching the world fall away,
As go into the west,
Take your rest of the burdens,
Cause you can never go back,
That home has gone away for always.

Find a new hole that fits,
Find a new belonging,
It’s no betrayal to survive.
If you can never go home, again

You miss it so much it hurts,
As your finding out your feet
And stripping off the curses,
The old has left upon you


You carry it with you
You carry them with you
Wherever you may go.

Departing Lindon

Looking forward to doing the NIN afterparty this week, a good excuse for a survey of their many releases. Tried to focus on stuff that's not so likely to get played in the club, plus a few curveball remixes and covers. The afters itself will be all about danceable deep cuts you won't hear at the gig as well as further alternative versions of the classics!

The Frail (live), 
La Mer
Into The Void
Jehnny Beth - Closer
How To Destroy Angels - The Believers
Opium Jukebox - Head Like A Hole
The Warning (Stefan Goodchild Feat. Doudou N'Diaye Rose)
My Violent Heart
Satellite
That's What I Get (Purest Feeling Version) 
How To Destroy Angels - A Drowning (Resonata) Remix
All The Love In The World
Copy Of A (Simian Mobile Disco Remix X SHIK1 Edit)
Trent Reznor - Driver Down
Eraser
Every Day Is Exactly The Same
Zero-Sum

Nine Inch Nails Warm-Up Hype Mix - Afters 15/6 at Ivory Blacks

Haptic EP is the first release from Modifier on High Sheen Records. The downbeat, glacial pop record sits comfortably between the likes of Apparat and Boards of Canada and is the first in a series of releases for High Sheen.

12” & digital versions will be released August 2014.

Mastered by Matt Colton at Alchemy Studios.
Distributed by Rub A Dub .

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Under The Window

A wee thing we did back in the day when we had time to record music all day, every day. Written by Howie, recorded by me.
As I remember, Colin Davidson and Ralph Teviotdale played and/or sang on this. Good fun anyway :)

McLeod - Lady C

Examples of my most recent work. including advert, audiobook, and character voice styles.

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Eddy MacKenzie Voice Reel 2017

Synthwave track with some nice samples from Hostile Waters, a very interesting game with a great plot and superbly voice acted cutscenes.

Worth Killing For

Demo of opening track for EP, messing about with midi instruments and such

Storyteller (Demo)

Graphic (demo)

Metal Rooster - The End (Demo)

All music produced & arranged by Spelk
Vocals courtesy of lirazelf (Sara Thomas) 
Mixed & Mastered by Soundtopia Studios © 2021

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The Emperor Protects

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