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Tenebrae Aeternus was created as a 'replacement' project for Verschlüsseltes Paradoxon. TA has a more appealing name than VP, especially as a soundtrack artist. There really is no difference between the two, just a name change for the most part. I'll still be making soundtracks to video games and films when needed and I'll still have my own little soundtracks for imagination every year or so.
Why this name?
My music is mostly dark and Gothic and Latin seems to be the 'cool' thing to use for that style of music, I went with Tenebrae Aeternus which roughly translates to Shadows/Darkness Eternal/Without end. Hopefully my music can live up to the name.
Do you play live?
Nope! Or at least, not as of yet.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Pros: Help spread fame, earn more money
Cons: Piracy risk, potential profit declines
Cons: Piracy risk, potential profit declines
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Maybe
Band History:
Tenebrae Aeternus is a recently formed project so its history is pretty short.
However, as a person, I have made the soundtrack to DOOM: The Battle for Mars, a no longer in production RTS game, and I have contributed to the soundtrack of the independent film Godzilla Zero Hour. My first album was released under Crumbling Wall Records (under Verschlüsseltes Paradoxon) in January 2009. Really not much else to be said
However, as a person, I have made the soundtrack to DOOM: The Battle for Mars, a no longer in production RTS game, and I have contributed to the soundtrack of the independent film Godzilla Zero Hour. My first album was released under Crumbling Wall Records (under Verschlüsseltes Paradoxon) in January 2009. Really not much else to be said
Your influences?
Bobby Prince, Savatage, Symphony X, Midnight Syndicate, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Michael Giacchino, Memento Mori, Slayer, Trouble, Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Vinnie Moore, Arch Enemy, Ozzy Osbourne, Iron Maiden, King Diamond, the list goes on. My father probably plays the biggest role.
Favorite spot?
Cleveland
Equipment used:
M-Audio MIDI Keyboard, Cakewalk, Sonivox soundfonts
Anything else...?
I am awesome.
Photos
PsychoPhobia screenshot
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