This Place Will Become Your Tomb

Hypnosis

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A groovy slice of disappearance and questionable availability.

Is the track title really the track title? Does this track really exist? Maybe it exists but in a different reality. Or maybe it existed in the future, but not anymore. 

It’s a good thing we’re currently travelling in time. But which direction?
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The Best of Fashion Runway

Mantra for Success

The Best of Neo Classical

Twisted Elegance

The Best of Cyberpunk

Count Zero

All These Tears by: Judah Priest 
produced by: Derrick Christopher

All These Tears (Album) [Valley Of Kings - NYC Connection Entertainment] Master

Upon hearing the sound, Jester jumps out of his box and hurries to the door to welcome her. The old man remains at the table spinning his coins, completely entranced by the spinning motion and oblivious to the girl in the doorway


Sylphesizer

Track taken from the game soundtrack to "The Legend Of Iya", released in 2014 on Nordic Records.

Forest Of Wonder

Lorn – Mercy(boost)

The future is broken. Technology has triumphed. The machines and their algorithms in the clouds, have already won. WE are the product. But in a desolate, abandoned and post-apocalyptic landscape of broken devices, empty batteries, and dead screens… a black angel… rises. 

The Wrong Future is the 7th album from Ugress, your favorite courier of dark, dystopian and dancy electronica to countless clubs, stages, festivals, films, TV shows and video games. Ugress has consistently presented a playful and mad-sciencey retro-flirt with “the gloomy future” – and oh, WTF... it happened. 

The Wrong Future is a heartbroken love letter to a naive dream of quirky B-movie sci-fi futures… that has become our reality. The album is released digitally and on vinyl on April 13th, through the artists own indie label Uncanny Planet. Distribution by Phonofile / The Orchard / Musikkoperatørene.

Composed, arranged, performed, programmed and produced by Gisle Martens Meyer. Additional composition by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson on "The Little Cloud...". Vocals on "There Is No Here, Here" by The Internet. Vocals on "Mending A Tear In The Fabric Of The Nigh" by Annlaug Børsheim.  Lyrics on "All Watched Over..." by Richard Brautigan. Lyrics on "The Little Cloud..." by Kolbeinn Tumason.

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Ugress - Mending A Tear In The Fabric Of The Night

5eme titre de l'album Message aux Anges noirs. Dispo sur Fnac, amazon, CD1D, itunes... etc

Radio Rap

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Like the replicants in Blade Runner, the tracks on Ghoststorm are nostalgic for a past that never existed. Their emotions spring from artificially implanted memories. There is the theme song to an 80’ies anime TV-show that never existed, there is a spaghetti western where obscure characters shimmer on the edge of focus, there are elegant ballrooms filled with dancing dust and the contours of wuxia fights choreographed in the fluttery waves of VHS tracking.

The music is created from thousands of samples from all of musical history, shaped through the deep dreams of artificial networks – the sounds are remade by machine understanding. The result is a sonic maelstrom of cultural fragments, swirling forever in an Escher-like labyrinth on the verge of recognition: “…but isn’t that? …“.

Ghoststorm is the third and final release in Ugress’ dark future trilogy of releases. It is dystopian and cinematic music with a melancholic edge, echoing a subconscious dawning: We live our lives in apps, devices and social media. We share only our edited memories, a filtered life that never happened, and aspire to exist in this reality of manicured stories.

Living through screens, we are ghosting ourselves. We become replicants.

All These Worlds Are Echoes

Lorn - 2 Late

A downtempo collab between Ugress and Nebular Spool, the first single from upcoming full Nebular Spool album, arriving on May 8th 2020. 

The track is a collaboration between Ugress and Nebular Spool (between me and me). I decided to not decide which artist to release it as, since it's a bit lighter, easier and decidedly beatsier than the previously gloomy Nebular Spool material. But it is also quite nostalgic and distant. So it can be both of me.

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Commodo is back with ‘Stakeout’ EP — Vinyl/DL/Stream https://fanlink.to/Stakeout

‘Stakeout’ picks up where ‘Loan Shark’ left off, tapping back into the conceptual, crime-ridden Wild West first imagined across tracks like ‘Contraband’ and ‘Hot Pursuit’; “If anyone is working on a 22nd century film noir at the moment, this would make the perfect soundtrack” wrote Bandcamp back in June.

This sentiment echoes across the ‘Stakeout’ tracklist, which again details tracks that marry precision bass-weight and deft, nimble sampling techniques with nuanced flashes of genius; Commodo is no ordinary producer. From the swirling unease and sharp crackle of the title-track to the oddball, industrial swing of ‘Transit’ and menacing, Batman-style lurch of EP closer ‘Crooked’ Law’, ‘Stakeout’ forms the fascinating concluding chapter of Commodo’s latest Black Acre odyssey.

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Commodo - Stakeout

A kung-fu disco hymn with autotuned wolves howling at the neurally networked moon. Miracle Of The Shaolin Moonwolf is out on Nov 20th 2020.

You can also watch the music video premiere of this track where I perform the wolves live at the recent Ugress Livestreams OCT 15th:
https://youtu.be/FL508kV0bVY?t=3451

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