Drumbrute
Pigments Shrouded Atmospheres
Pigments Undertaker EBM
Augmented Voices
Various Arturia FX (Coldfire, Peak, Peak, Exciter)
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Worthy of a science-fiction film, superb atmosphere to project oneself into the future with I think a nod to John Carpenter.
Thank you @francoise for sharing.
Musical Friendship.
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Yep an interesting track, definitely hints of Capenter in this one. I could definitely hear this one in a Sci-Horror film, rather than the usual metal accompaniment.
It does remind me of the some of the sound track to āPiā in parts too.
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Thank you, both of you, Pascal and Mat, for your kind words.
I donāt know much about Carpenter but Matās link indeed shows the affinity.
I hesitated between Darkwave and Burial and probably missed both 
The title Darkware is a reference to cult movie Hardware of 1990 with music from PIL and Ministry.
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Ļ (Pi) is Darren Aronofskyās first movie. His movies are mostly quite dark (Requiem for a dream, Dark Swan, O Mother).
I donāt know much about Carpenterās music (I like the Arturia Carpenterās Tribute) or (horror) movies but youāre right: itās a similar vein. The title is a reference to dystopian 1990 Hardware movie.
Thank for the kind words.
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@francoise
Thatās a shame youāre not familiar with his music, BUT that possibly means youāve not seen many of his films?
If you like that kind of genre then youāre in for a real treat catching up with them.
His remake of āThe thingā (from outer space) is probably his best known and arguably best filmā¦ the original is hilariously bad but still worth a watch for the comedy value.
Escape from New York and Escape from LA are both pretty amusing, but āThey Liveā is possibly my own favourite for various reasons.
If youāve not seen them you really should check them out.
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Iām not an horror movie viewer. As a child, I waited anxiously for a TV scifi serial and spent the hour hiding behind the couch. So Iāve never seen a Carpenter movie.
Iāll take a look at āThe thing form outer spaceā. It sounds like a Lovecraft title. And Iāll take a look at the Escapes and āThey liveā. I understand how it should be approached.
But I donāt like slasher movies. My father was a surgeon and I didnāt I understand how he could cut into flesh or stitch someone. I suppose I take the slasher genre seriously and I have a fluctuating blood pressure. 
Anyway, thank you for pointing out the genre I ended up in. I will try again for Burial (William Bevan, DNB, Dubstep) and independently for Darkwave (VNV Nation, She past away). I have a friend who enjoys this genre.
@francoise
Iām afraid āthe thing from outer spaceā isnāt as deep as Lovecraft, itās a REALLY bad āB Movieā, but still worth watching as itās so bad itās hilarious 
Heās done one or two vampire flicks too, theyāre the closest thing to the slasher genre that heās done.
The thing has some, even by todayās standards, great āmonsterā special affects that are really ājump scaresā more than anythingā¦ most of those films are āa bit of a rompā, but also usually carry some kind of social commentary too.
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I understand it should not not taken literally. There is such a thing as ābad artā in general. Here we used the term āpsychotroniqueā. I remember old Japanese Ultraman movies of the 60ās.
A romp, a new word for me. Some kind of festivity.
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Hey now, I think youāre forgetting one major contribution of his to the slasher genreā¦ maybe THE most famous/genre-defining slasher movie of all-timeā¦ Halloween!
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Lol, ah yeah, you got me there!
I think itās so different to his other work that itās easy to forgetā¦ i think āLeather Faceā might disagree with it being THE most famous though. 
