Ambient

Flowers for Bodysnatchers is back with his third album on Cryo Chamber. 

"On the evening of August 12th, 1968 in Fairhaven, Massachusetts antique store owner Ernest Semenov brutally murdered his wife and two daughters in what police investigators described as bizarre ritualistic killings. Their dismembered bodies had been rearranged to form what appeared to be crudely oblique symbols formed into a circle and connected by blood that he had drawn from his own slit wrists. Ernest Semenov was found slumped upright in the centre of his macabre creation by neighbours who claimed he was mumbling in a language they could not understand. 
The subsequent investigation revealed an astounding amount of occult literature and objects at the Semenov residence. Belonging not just to Ernest Semenov but apparently to his wife Silvia Semenov also. Alarmingly police discovered various animal bones arranged in the same oblique manner attached to the underside of his daughters bed frames. 

Declared criminally insane by the state Ernest Semenov was imprisoned in Ravenfield Asylum for treatment and rehabilitation and, placed under the care of one Dr Richard Lankin. Subsequently on the night of July 1st, 1971 Ravenfield Asylum was consumed by fire. Police discovered the horrifically burnt bodies of 68 of the 70 patients and staff savagely murdered and dismembered in a manner not dissimilar to the 1968 Semenov murders. The bodies of Dr Richard Lankin and Ernest Semenov were not believed to be among the charred remains. "

Asylum Beyond

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Flowers for Bodysnatchers - Black Catechism

Flowers for Bodysnatchers - Phantasma

Flowers for Bodysnatchers - Ravenfield

Wordclock hunts for the myths of old European sacred sites. 

Pedro's trail led him on a long journey through Porto, London and Berlin to record acoustic instruments and field recordings within the cities. 

During months of work in the studio more people joined. 

Amund Ulvestad on Cello and Electronics, who previously helped out on Wordclock's second album Self Destruction Themes. 

Nuno Craveiro on Scandinavian instrument Nyckelharpa. 

George Shmanauri on Trumpet, from dark atonal jazz duo Phonothek. 

The resulting album Heralds breaks the fringe of the genre and re-assembles the pieces. It reveals itself as a dreamlike, spiritual and nihilistic album. Classical instruments float on a backdrop of tape loops and organic sound. Sacrificial and Touching. 

Recommended for fans of Dark Jazz and Neoclassical.

Heralds

Wordclock - Heralds

Wordclock - Bell Ringing II

Second track from my new album Corte released on Supertrain Records.

Violin, Cello, and Electronics

Corte: Serac

Trevor Gureckis is an award-winning composer and producer based in NYC, with work that spans film, pop, and concert music genres. His music often draws on his classical and production background, fusing electronics and live instruments in unique ways.

As a film composer, his music often ranges from thrillers and horrors to dramas. A frequent collaborator of M. Night Shyamalan, Trevor has gone on to score three seasons of his hit Apple TV+ show “Servant” as well as his highly anticipated feature film “Old”. Trevor’s score for “Servant” and the main title for “Hunters” (Amazon) awarded him a BMI Film, TV & Visual Media Award and he was nominated for Best Original Horror Film Score for “Old” at the 2021 HMMA Awards. Other notable works include John Crowley’s epic drama “The Goldfinch”, Neil Burger’s Sci-fi thriller “Voyagers”, and Henry Jacobson’s psychological horror film “Bloodline”.

While Trevor excels at composing for film, his musical work extends far beyond. He produced the electro-pop band My Great Ghost, which is featured on Beck’s Philip Glass remix album “Rework_". In 2019, Trevor’s solo album of instrumental and electronic music entitled “Corte" was released on Supertrain Records.

Trevor is co-owner of Found Objects, and NYC based composer collective and music production company.

Corte: Serac

Trevor Gureckis, Composer