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Showing posts with label metatron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label metatron. Show all posts

Friday, 24 December 2010

METATRON Black Christmas EP Free Download

X-posted from Shallow Rave.

Here's something to fill you all with Christmas cheer - a free EP of Christmas themed tracks from Metatron, now with added John Carpenter, cold wave and witch house influences.



1. Tundra
2. Midnight Sun
3. Black Ice

Download here.

This is for all the people who have just been dumped or lost someone they love. 'Cos Christmas sucks when that has happened. Happy Christmas! xxxx

Monday, 13 December 2010

Niallist Interview on Weaponizer

Wahey! Weaponizer have published an interview with me, where I talk about making music, Metatron, Glasgow versus Manchester, and some other interesting bullshit. Read it here.



Weaponizer is a site dedicated to fiction and prose, run by Bram Gleiben in Edinburgh who also runs the Black Lantern netlabel. Black Lantern have put out two EPs of my music under the name Metatron. You can download them for free here and here, and if you would like to try before you "buy", here's a playlist of those tunes:

Friday, 12 November 2010

METATRON "Journeys" EP

Last post for just now - I have a new 3 track Metatron EP about to drop on Black Lantern Music. Before they gat it up though, here it is for you my blog readers. This is more experimental than the last EP, though it still falls roughly within the boundaries of what we call "dubstep" 9this time with some industrial, house and techno influences). It's a bit rough and ready as I am trying to capture a certain naiveté of production, and it was made mostly on train journeys up and down the land, hence the name.



1 - Planes
2 - Trains
3 - Automobiles

Download it from: http://www.sendspace.com/file/36m9lc

Monday, 22 February 2010

METATRON So Subliminal

Couple of new tunes finished off over the weekend. Here's the first one.



It's another dubstep-esque thing heavily inspired by Shackleton/Skull Disco. It doesn't really have a name yet so I'm going with "So Subliminal" á la the vocal sample. FYI that sample is taken form the extras on the re-issue CD of "Electric Lucifer" by Bruce Haack, when he was interviewed on Canadian radio. I know that little factoid just made your day! So anywaz, downlaod the tune from: http://www.sendspace.com/file/d7aapw.