A track of the “Bittersweet Nostalgic Make-out-core” 
Think dusty samplers, live string players and awesome 90s french synth wankery.

Dear Alice

A remix featuring about 40 beck songs all mashed into a single track. 

BECK - Final Boss Remix (by Coins)

Toronto’s three-headed monster, Swamp Thing, is back with an incredible new album, Planet Murk. For the first time in their five-year history, Timbuktu, Chokeules, and Savilion have outsourced the production (which is usually handled by Savilion or Timbuktu) to super producer Peter Project, and his army of 808s, 303s, MPC 60s, and SP-12s. The result is a Swamp Thing album unlike any other. 

Fresh off the success of 2014’s Outer Limits, a dark ode to space-age boom bap, Swamp Thing returns with a more upbeat version of their usual b-movie and sci-fi inspired hip hop. Peter Project’s production ranges from low-fi bangers to futuristic fire, and his personality shines through, influencing Swamp Thing’s songwriting style and delivery. Planet Murk is possibly their best effort to date- which is saying a lot for those familiar with the catalog. 

Swamp Thing has performed with notable acts such as GZA (of Wu-Tang Clan), El Da Sensei (of Artifacts), Urbnet labelmates like D-Sisive and Wordburglar, and the new album features guest appearances from fellow Backburner Crew members Ghettosocks and More Or Les. They’ve also toured extensively across North America, playing major festivals from SXSW to CMW. 

The new Swamp Thing and Peter Project album, Planet Murk, is available 10/31/15 on URBNET. Happy Halloween. 

“Planet Murk? It’s equal parts Gravediggaz and Beastie Boys, Wes Craven and Tim Burton. It's as swampy as ever, but on this one we’re having even more fun.” - Chokeules 

“We’re going hambolini like Gandolfini!” - Savilion

Swamp Thing - Lake Eerie (feat. Ghettosocks)

4 track demos of new music and works in progress.

I'll Never Let The Good Times Bring Me Down

When a devastating fire decimates the small Albertan fracking town, Winnisk, suspicion begins to fall on teenager Maisey Goodhand, whose twin brother Sirus was seen running joyfully through the flames before being shot dead by local police chief Franki Rawlins. The Goodhand family has never quite fit in with the small community, and as a witch hunt begins to assemble, it&rsquo;s up to Maisey, her down-and-out father, and the disgraced former police chief Franki to uncover the deeper conspiracy lurking in their midst. &nbsp;

Episode 1: Kindling

Maisey finally reveals her feelings to Ally and asks him to come with her as she leaves Winnisk forever. Franki and Murphy form an uneasy alliance to try to save Maisey as Gwen and her mob set out to prevent history from repeating itself at any cost. Miller confronts Ally with sinister intent.

Episode 5: Wildfire

Jenn Grant For Layton

Improvising on the piano after a few glasses of wine.

Improvisation

A re-interpretation of the material that I played at the Frequency Freaks workshop #2.

Take Array

Blumlein with 8 people

Composed by Peter Chapman
http://www.peterchapman.ca

"OPENING SEQUENCE" from the Mutant Blobs Attack OST by Peter Chapman

Music producer & composer for TV, fIlm, videogames and multimedia. Peter@milkshakemusic.ca

"OPENING SEQUENCE" from the Mutant Blobs Attack OST by Peter Chapman

Peter Chapman Esq

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