Name: 1000tiger by Mushroom, cloud.
Duration: 1 min 45 s
Description: Could be a song. Could be in need of a remix.

MADE IN 2013

Rework of the song C A P R U N D I by this band =>http://tinyurl.com/mn3dpty

this song is my voice originally and then ...


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Sonido Specter is a series of versions, remixes and chance opportunities that I will be uploading to my SoundCloud

C A P R U N D I / Mutant Mix

Could be a song. Could be in need of a remix.

1000tiger

Prayer For The People of The Sea

track taken from the album: 
MoreBLackThenGod - The True Believers / LIVE NOISE RITUALS(Hortus Conclusus Records 2016)

Between his "MoreBlackThenGod" project and his long-running careers in his own name, Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt has become a dazzling guiding star for the universe of experimental music in its more classy and inspiring way of shaping the sand of sound into charming castles of symphonic noise and meaningful scores of poetry.  While noise is abundant with artists whose work could be described as both personal and horrific, Sean has consistently pushed the definitions of both terms to unsettling conclusions.  His sonic milky way is rife with monologues, poems, meditations and disorienting fugues of frantic rhythms that seem to pull directly from the artist’s dreams.  As far as this new enchanting album the title itself "True Believers - Live Noise Rituals" suggests, like a hypnagogic filter, the ritual character of each composition resulting in a noisy embrace that is as unusually uplifting as it is upsetting. The over-the-top imagery conjured through blistering glitches and spoken word is often vague and puzzling, yet disturbingly familiar to anyone who has ever had a really bad - or really good - nightmare.

LINK TO LISTEN AND DOWNLOAD: https://archive.org/details/MoreBLackThenGod_TheTrueBelievers_HCR2016

© 2016
All the tracks are written, played and composed by Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt

Cover Art and graphic design by Emiliano Pietrini.

MoreBlackThenGod - Love Wins

track taken from the album:
Richard Ramirez & MoreBlackThenGod - You can carve your name on my face because at the end of the day it is only you I think about (2016)

The virtual "A" side of this split is comprised of a single track, “Tongue Depravity”, from the great and well known artist Richard Ramirez. The track opens with numerous gusts of classy noise layered over one another, creating an acroamatic fluxion of duality and resounding detonative landscapes. The poetic chaos morphs slowly while the whole track blends in and out of itself until, slowly, it positively degenerates into a no-fi noisy visionary volcano. Mr. Ramirez has carved out a wee concept and asks the listener to move to the music, not in a physical sense but a virtually thought-provoking one by sequencing the thoughts and wishes with or without the help of hallucinations.

MoreBlackThenGod, the musical project bloomed from the charming talent of the artist Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, take over on the virtual “B” side, which is made up of two pieces heterogeneous enough to present the view of two distant planets yet combined in a perfect cosmic embrace. "Half a century” is a long and varied piece, willfully eccentric and thinned out vestibule to the technicolor world of Sean, letting the listener guess clearly if the name is a caress of philosophical context or, how it intends to be, a reference to the birth of the artist who celebrates this day, simultaneously with the publication of the album, his birthday as well!! In a sense we are in front of a backwards celebration in which the partied honors each guest with his irrational gift. The 3rd track “You can carve your name on my face.......” takes a series of pulsed oscillations and leads them headfirst into chaotic noise manipulation, adamantly minimalistic like a tandem with helixes of hedonism, paradoxically vivacious yet hued in a deep darkness. While interesting, this is a much more shorter and direct piece, with a great sonnic charm and a fascinating stream of choral recitative, but without the dramatic intensity of the former.

All in all, this is an obscure but solid split that pairs two fairly dissimilar styles via their shared fidelity. Despite the two styles that define this release, Richard Ramirez and MoreBlackThenGod are paired well and this release is definitely one that I am glad to have had the opportunity to promote and listen to.

LINK TO DOWNLOAD: https://archive.org/details/R.Ramirez_MoreBlackThenGod_YCCYNOMF_HCR2016

© 2016
Track 1 written, played and composed by Richard Ramirez
Track 2 and 3 written and composed by Sean Derrick Coopera Marquardt

Cover picture by Richard Ramirez
Graphic editing by Emiliano Pietrini


MoreBlackThenGod - You Can Carve your name on my face.... (2016)

if you like dogs loop

Tide loop

Dark and moody. Melodic and energetic. A Björk and Burial inspired track.

Notes & Rest

cooperation of Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt + isabelle künstler

accidental guitar and soundscape1: Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt

vocals: isabelle künstler

Words taken From Excerpt of poem: "Whose Knees are These?"
By Susette Snowgold Doyle

sounds used from freesound.org:

"RushHourPrayerCall" by acclivity
http://www.freesound.org/people/acclivity/sounds/17307/
and

"accoustic_loop_2_120bpm" by harri
http://www.freesound.org/people/harri/sounds/16171/#
and

"Town or suburbs amb - summer night" by eric5335
http://www.freesound.org/people/eric5335/sounds/52604/

Requiem für einen schwarzen König remix

We (so, i) are Mushroom, cloud. We (i) make music using computers, ukulele (saddest ukulele in town) and husky voices, recorded after midnight. We (i)do comics,  too, so my-oh-my would i be happy if you take a peek: https://treefibet.tumblr.com/

1000tiger

Mushroom, cloud.

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