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rickamortis54
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Industrial
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Rick A. Mortis
» label: unsigned
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This is menacing electronic body music, with Neo-Classical overtones.
The Spirit of Time. This is my tribute to Time, and the fact that we never have enough of it.
This is the music of exploration. It's very melodic, and relaxing.
This is the final instrumental version of a song by "The Only Survivors and Vernian Process". It is written as an homage to fallen Post-Punk icons such as Ian Curtis, Martin Hannet, Adrian Borland, Billie McKenzie, etc.
This is my homage to the Film Noir genre.
This is a heavy Industrial dance song, as performed by a moving train.
De la Terre a la Lune (From the Earth to the Moon) This track is an epic piece that tells the story of Jules Verne's Classic novel in audio form.
A dark Deathrock inspired piece done *entirely* with Reason. (No guitars were actually used in this)
A cover of the Cure's classic as heard on their LP Pornography. This version is much more neo-classical and militant.
A midnight journey aboard a doomed train.
A Circus run amuck. Danny Elfman inspired.
Victorian armies slaughtering innocent villages.
Neo-Classical Trip-Hop, with a Film-Noir edge.
"The Echoes of the Deceased"
The Soundtrack of the Industrial Revolution.
Traditional Japanese Chord Structures, infused with Western Classical elements.
This is an Arabic inspired piece, that conjurs visions of a moonlit desert landscape.
A journey to the Center of the Earth and back.
"Walk in Silence, Don't Walk Away in Silence"
Dark Ambient / Horror track written in tribute to the original Japanese film "Ju-On".
A Cover of Gary Numan's 1980 Classic. Vocals are being recorded soon.
First new song to be made public in awhile.. this one's really dark (of course) with a nice percussion style. It feels like the soundtrack to some ominous moment, like something dark and menacing approaching from the distance
Final Mix of The Deep for my upcoming LP.. The melodies are a lot more fleshed out, and it's much catchier than before. But still just as atmospheric.