Sounds for imaginary movies

a rework from Wilfried Hanrath of a track by Marco Lucchi

maggio 2021

Marco Lucchi & Wilfried Hanrath - Ostinato

Dunkelflaute is a German word – literally “dark-lull” and used to describe the situation in renewable energies where there is insuffcient sunlight and or wind to generate electricity by wind turbines or photo-voltatics.

Track created using.
4MS Spherical Wavetable Navigator
MakeNoise Maths
MakeNoise Mimeophon
Mutable Instruments Clouds
Doepfer A-198 Ribbon Controller and ribbon manual
Befaco Rampage.

Dunkelflaute

This was inspired by one of my favourite scenes in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". Frankenstein travels back to Geneva, realising the enormity of his mistake in creating his creature. On the way he spends the night in a small alpine town and, in an attempt to escape his depression, he climbs a hill to watch a spectacular nocturnal thunderstorm. As he watches, to his horror, a familiar apparition approaches.

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Thunderstorm In The Alps

A lightless cave full of subjugated humans. We do not know why they sing.

vox: Sarai
music & concept: Krispin Harker
engineering & tech: loki

Empty Anthem

Samples an episode of Twilight Zone and "Boy With A Gun" by Samurai

nightmare blue

A set of five tracks exploring different facets of auditory suspense. Sparse orchestral strings playing uncanny melodies embedded in a daunting, subtly modulating synthetic bass creates the basis of all five tracks. The feeling of tension and uneasiness is emphasized by abstract sound effects and plucked piano strings. These minimalistic tracks are designed for a stage play, motion pictures, or video games where a haunted, eerie atmosphere is required to send chills down the audience’s spine.

For commercial and derivative licenses, please visit us on Sounzone, where you can buy this track for a number of additional uses. https://www.sounzone.com/artist/covert-acoustics?id=36829&format=producer

Eerie Suspense - Pt3

I've been on Soundcloud for six years now and it's been great exploring the work of other artists.  There is so much generosity of spirit on this platform, it's just what you need when most of your music is made solo. 

I started out playing classical and Spanish guitar, then took up flamenco to ease myself away from the confines of musical notation. As a result, Latin rhythms often creep into my music. 

A friend introduced me to steel string and electric guitars just a few years ago and I still find the scope they bring dizzying... but what fun!

Thunderstorm In The Alps

Wayfarer DG