This is a cover of the track "Anywhere Out Of The World" recorded/performed by electronic/industrial band Post Death Soundtrack (www.postdeathsoundtrack.com). We are providing it as a free download.

Anywhere Out of the World - Dead Can Dance cover (electronic/industrial)

"Killing Your Mind" is the newest remix by Jon Ireson of dark electro-industrial band Post Death Soundtrack (www.facebook.com/postdeathsoundtrack) (www.postdeathsoundtrack.com).

Killing Your Mind [ego.blend] Remix

After a 3 year hiatus, Post Death Soundtrack is back with The Unlearning Curve. The latest 9 track collection is an eclectic narrative about dropping concepts, healing and venturing into the unknown. Equal parts Alice in Wonderland, J. Krishnamurti and dream language, The Unlearning Curve pulls as much from psych era Beatles and David Bowie as it does from modern industrial rock. The record was recorded at a number of studios, primarily in Vancouver. It was mastered at Suite Sound Labs, Vancouver and the album cover is an original painting by Toronto artist Kayla Aileen Brown. The album is available as a free download as well as in limited edition vinyl format. 

For more info and free music visit www.postdeathsoundtrack.com.

releases May 27, 2016 

Post Death Soundtrack is: Kenneth Buck, Steve Moore, Jon Ireson 
All songs by Kenneth Buck, Steve Moore & Jon Ireson except *track 7 by Colin Everall, Kenneth Buck, Steve Moore & Jon Ireson 
Vocals by Steve Moore & Kenneth Buck 
Produced & Engineered by Kenneth Buck & Jon Ireson 
Mastered at Suite Sound Labs in Vancouver (www.suitesoundlabs.com) 
Album cover art - original painting by Kayla Aileen Brown 
www.instagram.com/MissKaylaBean/

Transform In White Light

Dance With The Devil

Little Alice

That Which Is

You Can't Go Back

"Beauty Eyes I Adore (Dark Highway Mix)" is the 1st of many remix releases to come from Canadian trip hop/psych/industrial rock trio Post Death Soundtrack. The remix was done by Post Death member Jon Ireson.

The band currently have over 50 musicians/producers working on their own re-imaginings of tracks from their acclaimed 2016 full-length "The Unlearning Curve", a genre-twisting, eclectic narrative about dropping concepts, healing and venturing into the unknown. Equal parts Alice in Wonderland, J. Krishnamurti and dream language, The Unlearning Curve pulls as much from psych era Beatles and David Bowie as it does from modern industrial rock.

Websites:
https://postdeathsoundtrack.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Post-Death-Soundtrack-247719198207/
https://soundcloud.com/postdeathsoundtrack
https://www.instagram.com/post_death_soundtrack/

Bio:
Post Death Soundtrack is a Canadian inter-city music collective consisting of Kenneth Buck, Steve Moore and Jon Ireson. Founded in Calgary in 2007 by Buck and Moore, the band now operates out of Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto using the magic of the internet to collaborate across the country. The group creates thought-provoking music by weaving together electronic, industrial, pop and rock sounds. Side-line.com calls their sound “indefinable" while Reflections of Darkness calls them "by no means music for simple minds”.

On September 16, 2008, founding members Buck and Moore released Post Death Soundtrack’s debut full length album Music as Weaponry. Taking influence from bands like Massive Attack and Skinny Puppy, ‘Music as Weaponry’ earned top reviews from publications such as Industrial.org, Side-line Magazine and Sphere Magazine who called the record "a chaotic concoction of crossover madness" adding "this is the soundtrack to your escape from the average". Their popular cover of Dead Can Dance's ‘Anywhere Out Of The World’ was met with praise overseas in Europe.

Also that year, the group recruited bassist and producer Jon Ireson with whom Buck and Moore had shared various stages with in previous incarnations. Jon, in turn brought on Colin Everall to help out on piano and drums.

In 2010, Post Death Soundtrack released their single ‘Ultraviolence’ with accompanying video, directed by Jeevin Johal. Along with the release of new music (‘Little Alice’ and ‘Our Time Is Now’) and a series of remixes from Music as Weaponry, the band assembled for a rare live performance opening for industrial pioneers Front Line Assembly.

Now after a 3 year hiatus, Post Death Soundtrack is back with The Unlearning Curve. The latest 9 track collection is an eclectic narrative about dropping concepts, healing and venturing into the unknown. Equal parts Alice in Wonderland, J. Krishnamurti and dream language, The Unlearning Curve pulls as much from psych era Beatles and David Bowie as it does from modern industrial rock. The record was recorded at a number of studios, primarily in Vancouver. It was mastered at Suite Sound Labs, Vancouver and the album cover is an original painting by Toronto artist Kayla Aileen Brown. The album is available as a free download as well as in limited edition vinyl format.

For more info and free music visit www.postdeathsoundtrack.com.


Beauty Eyes I Adore (Dark Highway Mix)

We would like to thank all of the artists/producers for lending their passion, talent and unique creative vision to this remix album. We released the stems in the summer of 2016 and we were blown away by the range of interpretations and complete reimaginings of our work. It was an exciting and humbling process for us. The tracks on this album are our favourite submissions alongside remixes by members of the band. Thank you for listening! - Post Death Soundtrack

1. Our Time Is Now (Schrödinger's Neurotransmitter Mix) by Post Death Soundtrack’s Jon Ireson

2. TransformInWhiteLightRemixbyTerrancePryor by Terrance Pryor (www.twitter.com/terrancepryor,  www.facebook.com/terrancepryor, www.instagram.com/terrancepryor, www.soundcloud.com/terrancepryor, terrancepryor@gmail.com)

3. Little Alice_Jabberwocky Mix2 by Casey Braunger [Textile Arcade], https://soundcloud.com/casey-braunger

4. White Light (Oomack Remix) by Oomack, (https://soundcloud.com/oomack, oomackofficial@gmail.com)

5. B34UTY_3Y35_1_4D0R3 by Mankittie@yahoo.com, mankittie (aka: lunchbox)" Joshua Rodriguez

6. Our Time Is Now (XSRY Remix) by XSRY, www.xsry.bandcamp.com

7. Beauty Eyes I Adore (Brian Nance Feltsonix Mix) by Brian Nance (tech22livendirect.com, https://m.facebook.com/brian.nance.98
https://m.mixcloud.com/briannance98/, https://m.soundcloud.com/brian-nance)

8. Beauty Eyes I Adore (Dark Highway mix) by Post Death Soundtrack’s Jon Ireson

9. Little Alice (Steven Olaf mix) by Steven Olaf (https://stevenolaf.bandcamp.com/, stevenolaf@yahoo.com)

10. Transform in White Light (CMO Mix) by Craig Olsen (http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/CraigOlsen?_ga=1.229300254.385965664.1468780675, https://soundcloud.com/djcmhouse-com, djcmhouse@gmail.com)

11. Beauty Eyes I Adore (Strauss & DeMarco mix) by Joshua Strauss (https://soundcloud.com/strauss-josh, https://www.facebook.com/joshua.strauss.3) and Demarco Cruz (https://soundcloud.com/demarcocruz, https://www.facebook.com/demarcocruz702/, https://www.mixcloud.com/demarcocruz/)

12. Beauty Eyes I Adore (Daring Rescue Mix) by Post Death Soundtrack’s Jon Ireson

13. Little Alice (March to the Guillotine mix) by Post Death Soundtrack’s Jon Ireson

14. I Adore White Light (vitowsky mix) by Matt Witowski (https://twitter.com/Vitowskymusic, https://soundcloud.com/vitowsky, https://www.facebook.com/vitowskymusic, https://www.instagram.com/vitowsky_music/, vitowsky@live.com)

15. Little Alice (Bad Trip mix) by Post Death Soundtrack’s Jon Ireson

16. Transform in White Light (Disarm Mix) by Post Death Soundtrack’s Jon Ireson

17. Transform in White Light exerpt with poem by Shaun Friesen

05 B34UTY 3Y35 1 - 4D0R3

04 White Light (Oomack Remix)

Doom, trip-hop and ambient psychedelia are flung violently at the industrial canvas of Post Death Soundtrack's incendiary new album, It Will Come Out Of Nowhere.
Limited edition double vinyl (2LP) release of Post Death Soundtrack's brand new full-length album "It Will Come Out Of Nowhere", complete with original artwork and custom slipcase/packaging by Colin Everall. Comes in standard LP cover.
Mastered for vinyl by Tom Baker Mastering.

https://postdeathsoundtrack.bandcamp.com/

It Will Come Out Of Nowhere (Master)

10. Pathless Land

09. Fallout

08. Piercing The Veil

07. Benediction

05. Ripples In The Living Dream

04. Expect No Sympathy

03. Dark Matter

02. Crumbs

01. Chosen Sons

Vancouver-based psychedelic industrial doom duo Post Death Soundtrack craft a dense electric symphony of heathen guitars, brazen bass, and a bubbling cauldron of synthesizers and found sounds. The score to the untamed plains of the subconscious. This lays the groundwork over which the inimitable Steve Moore showcases his crushing vocal performances. In each piece, he takes from his hall of faces to embody the essence of a theme, be it scathing fury or enlightened ambivalence. Balancing ferocity and serenity, surrealist absurdity and earworm familiarity.
Conceived in grubby back rooms and underground clubs of inhospitable Calgary, Canada, Post Death Soundtrack initially took inspiration from the same forces that drive young obstinate bands in cities like DC and Austin and Detroit. The cognitive dissonance between the forces that run their town and the forces that run their lives. The original duo of KENNETH BUCK and STEVE MOORE took aim squarely at the hypocrisies of government, religion, and mainstream ideology with blinding rage but also tongue firmly in cheek sarcasm. The debut album, 2008's Music as Weaponry, pulls together the wild, brash industrial of Skinny Puppy and Ministry with the hypnotic trip-hop textures of Portishead and Massive Attack to deliver an engrossing indictment of Western culture and an offer to rise above its trappings.
On the heels of the release of Music as Weaponry, JON IRESON was recruited to the lineup, adding his own brand of mesmerizing psychedelia to the mix. Now with one foot on the coast in Vancouver, the group set out to create what would become their deep dive inward, The Unlearning Curve. Ireson's affinity for 60s and 70s psychedelic rock, as well as the nebulous electronica that came out of Britain from the likes of Underworld and a techno-age David Bowie, allowed Buck and Moore to take their vocals further down the rabbit hole to fever dream mantras and mad hatter ravings. Relocations, breakups, releasing other projects and a daunting bout with cancer led to the album getting shelved for 3 long years. In 2016, the loose ends were tied up and The Unlearning Curve was unleashed, forging a new brand of psychedelic industrial. 
Now, Post Death Soundtrack are back with their most ambitious and vitriolic collection to date, It Will Come Out of Nowhere. The group, now streamlined back to a duo, has Ireson at the reins of the sprawling production while Moore takes us on a trip through his tempestuous psyche. The 11 unforgiving tracks explore when calamity comes knocking unexpectedly on your door inspired by betrayal, divorce, personal loss and other blind-sided knocks to the ego. Doom, hip-hop and Indian raga all leech into the groundwater giving the album an unparalleled sonic breadth. 
The sardonic trudge-hop of the lead single 'Chosen Sons' takes woozy mellotron strings and splices in cryptic samples, digital dive-bombs, a serene Arabian breakdown, and a punishing final statement amid the roars of beasts. 'Expect No Sympathy' opens with a hoard descending on a village in a surreal wild west scene before launching into a tirade of cold justice. Trumpeting guitar leads and flurries of piano lead the traitor to the gallows. Hip-hop meets doom metal on this stomping hell ride. Redemption can be found on the B side of the record with the Indian cadence of 'Benediction' (featuring Lyndsay Johnston) or the zen freedom of 'Pathless Land' but the final word comes in the form of the devastating 'Bridge Burner'. A ten-minute epic that boils over with venomous indictments. The fiery eruptions of the song's opening tirade thicken to oozing lava as the juggernaut slows to a pummeling, sludgy crawl, eventually turning to stone.
It Will Come Out of Nowhere is out February 15th, 2019 on limited release 2LP vinyl with custom slipcase and available on all major streaming platforms.

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