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Limited Edition Cassette ('Space Spatter')
Cassette + Digital Album
‘Death Ship 2047’ by composer Andy Fosberry: Sci-fi inspired electronic themes for a journey into hell and back. A tribute to the 1997 movie 'Event Horizon'.
Limited edition coloured tapes: Split evenly between two colours 'Space Spatter' (glitter) or 'Neptune Blue'
** *THIS IS THE 'SPACE SPATTER' / GLITTER VERSION **
Specially commissioned artwork by Eric Adrian Lee on double sided fold-out j-card.
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Limited Edition Cassette ('Neptune Blue')
Cassette + Digital Album
‘Death Ship 2047’ by composer Andy Fosberry: Sci-fi inspired electronic themes for a journey into hell and back. A tribute to the 1997 movie 'Event Horizon'.
Limited edition coloured tapes: Split evenly between two colours 'Space Spatter' (glitter) or 'Neptune Blue'
** *THIS IS THE 'NEPTUNE BLUE' / ICE BLUE VERSION **
Specially commissioned artwork by Eric Adrian Lee on double sided fold-out j-card.
‘Death Ship 2047’ by Andy Fosberry: Sci-fi inspired electronic themes for a journey into hell and back....
Strap yourself in for a sonic voyage on ‘Death Ship 2047’, the latest dramatic dark synth album from electronic composer Andy Fosberry, inspired by Paul WS Anderson’s visceral 1997 space horror ‘Event Horizon’.
Released on Spun Out Of Control as a limited run of collectable coloured cassette shells + digital download, with exclusively commissioned cover and inner j-card artwork by Eric Adrian Lee. Catalogue number: SOS 036.
Composer Andy Fosberry on ‘Death Ship 2047’:
Expanded universes are, and have been, part of genre culture for many years. Entire series of books, comics, graphic novels, video games and other media have flourished, inspired by the stories that we love. Though I’m not sure if these have ever included an album of new music...
In 2019, it was announced that a revisit to the story of the 1997 film Event Horizon was being developed by a major studio. This was always such an interesting film to me. The original concept, the incredible ‘space gothic’ production design and visceral execution stuck in my mind, as a huge fan of darker science fiction, ever since I first saw it. And even with its tales of rushed post-production, lost or missing footage and resulting inherent flaws, it has rightly become a touchstone in modern horror.
Science fiction stories are universal, filled with wonder, hope, adventure, danger and promise. But with Event Horizon, it offered the idea that the mode of transportation supposed to access the wonder, would instead deliver you to endless horror.
Inspired by new life being breathed into this universe nearly a quarter of a century later, I wanted to create a new piece of music that fit into that infinite space, existed around it, and explored the corners that we wouldn’t need eyes to see.
I created a palette of sounds and wrote the initial piece ‘A Decaying Orbit Around Neptune’ first as a suite. For this, I dove into the darker parts of the orchestra: pitch black synths and drums I created from tapping, scraping and hitting metallic buildings and doors.
I wanted music that is heavy on atmospheric weight, and all its sharp edges come from the percussion. As busy as my other composition work keeps me, I found myself often thinking about these sounds and a wider story to the one we already know. So, whenever time was spare, I would return to the project and write more music, each track darker than the one before.
Before long, I had an album. Death Ship 2047 was born.
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the true horror is what can lurk in a person's mind. utilizing the ever effective Lovecraftian horror trope, as well as good old fashioned 80's slasher atmosphere, All Hallows' II is an abundance of analog terror that outdoes the original in some ways. palehorse666
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Never ever feel as precise the feeling i'm travelling through the infinite Cosmos, but safe in my chair. My personnal favorite album of Wojciech, just in front of Hiroshima, and that saying something about the work and the talent of the man. Cosmoclems