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OCTANE from Colossal Trailer Music’s album CRYOGENESIS (CTM017)

Composed by Nick Road.

“Subdued, sparse and melancholy opening piano motif, into heavy hybrid impacts, increasing in intensity to a pounding and epic climax of apocalyptic proportion with a dark and ominous vibe”

Album Cover Art by Ryo Ishido.

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Octane

From the album "It Came From Beyond Eternal September"

Ugress - alt.binaries.clones.gtr.sys

Häxan

Walpurgis Night Flight

Planetfall

The Hit House composer William August Hunt's haunting track, "Ironstone" from our "SPHERES: RESONANCE" album featured in a TV Spot for "All The Money in the World."

A modern orchestral piece that incorporates haunting & wistful, driving & yearning violins with brooding female vocals, was just the ticket to raise the tension for a dark tale of kidnapping & ransom, greed & brutality.

See "All the Money in the World," starring  Michelle Williams, Christopher Plummer, Mark Wahlberg, Romain Duris, Charlie Plummer, Andrew Buchan, & Timothy Hutton, in theaters now.

The Hit House - "Ironstone" (TriStar Pictures' "All The Money In The World" Spot)

First single from upcoming Ugress album "The Wrong Future". Featuring  The Internet, a huge crowd-sourced choir consisting of thousands of voices.

There Is No Here, Here

Ugress - There Is No Here, Here

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.

Ugress - All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace

Ugress - The Little Cloud Who Wouldn't And The Rainbow Who Couldn't

Ugress - Dead In A Dreamweb

Ugress - Mending A Tear In The Fabric Of The Night

Ugress- Dreamstroyer

Faeries of norse mythology roam a post-apocalyptic landscape. The gloom-groovy Black Anorak blends the sonic textures of black metal, norse folk and abandoned ruins with dark electronica and film music.

The album references cult norwegian action-music scores from the 80ies like Orion’s Belt and Etter Rubicon, while also incorporating elements of black metal, folk music and using samples from abandonded buildings and infrastructure in western norwegian fjords. Black Anorak features contributions from folk musician Annlaug Børsheim on kveding, a particular norwegian vocal song technique, and the Hardangerfiddle, a traditional western norwegian string instrument, with a double set of strings to create sympathetic resonance to the main strings.

Composed, arranged, performed, programmed and produced by Gisle Martens Meyer. Vocals on “The Deepest Veil” by Annlaug Børsheim. Hardingfele on "The Deepest Veil" and "Toil 22" by Annlaug Børsheim.

Walpurgis Night Flight

GMM