disco nap

old school

Performed by Scattered Clouds

Featuring Jamie Kronick (drums), Pascal Delaquis (drums), Philip Shaw Bova (drums), Michael John Dubue (keyboards, electric piano) and Philippe Charbonneau (vocals, guitar)

Written by Peter Gabriel
(c) 1980 Real World Music Inc.

Take Away Your Summer

Intruder

Intruder (Peter Gabriel cover)

3 Doors Down - When I'm Gone md

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Born Free

Kid Rock - Born Free

The Altar +++++

The girls are picking flowers
Dangling at the sides of their hands

Somewhere else someone else feels worse
Forget that the sun is in the universe
Somewhere else someone else feels worse
A life of compassion feels so rehearsed
Somewhere else someone else feels worse
Forget to remember your own worth
Somewhere else someone else feels worse
All your regret cannot be reversed
All your regret cannot be reversed
All your regret cannot be reversed

The Altar (Ruined By Yves Tumor)

Just a cover of this amazing song.
Sorry for the delay on harmonics part...I forgot it in my effect loop :-)

Puddle of mudd - Blurry

One Headlight - The Wallflowers

The Midnight Knock On The Door

My Own Prison - Creed (Live)

Central Nervous System

Cop the 12" & Digi 🔥

A2. Mindless Evolving Objects - Lunar Trace

Fading Shadows

Interspektrum is part of the Soundtrack Marie-Eve Proteau´s /Shelters/ art exhibition - first displayed in Trois-Rivieres/CA from the 02/24/2019 to 04/21/2019. The complete Soundtrack is available in Bobo Elektro´s Bandcamp Shop. Please pay a visit to www.marieeveproteau.com for more information on the stunning visual art of Marie-Eve Proteau.


All rights reserved. Published on [Go!]-Records, Vienna 2019.

Marie-Eve Proteau´s /Shelters" Soundtrack

Interspektrum

Scattered Clouds is the sound of post apocalyptic romanticism. The Hull, Québec experimental outfit manages to walk the razor thin line between cacophony and delight underscoring auto-fictional narratives with brooding rhythm, cavernous vocals, and precise noise. Terse retro-synthetic soundscapes call to mind the works of Vangelis or Tangerine Dream, paired with the uneasy ecstasy of Suicide or the tense, thundering underbelly of Liars. The fog and lo-fi static of their sound makes for a mood that is mysterious and entrancing, like neon-lights or driving down an unlit back road at night.