#horror #abstract_hiphop #ambient #experimental #metal
In honor of the 20th anniversary of the musical project M.O.U.B., the album "Course to Apocalypse", originally released on Label Cantroll (then called Cuntroll) in 2010, has been published on streaming platforms for the first time.
The 60-minute release intertwines dictaphone recordings, industrial sounds, live drums, dark ambient landscapes, death metal instrumentals, and experimental hip-hop beats with psychedelic recitative. Vocal parts were recorded on non-professional equipment, lyrics in the genre of psycholyrics.
The content of the tracks touches on themes of horror aesthetics, post-apocalypticism, fictional abstract images, and the base vices of humanity.
Album participants: Paradeigma, the now-defunct horrorcore project "Inhabitants of the Dry Sea", and poetess Natassja Svlt (Sofia Lotsmanova - RIP).
Good times. I was young and full of energy. I worked in factories, and there I wrote lyrics and field recordings that I used to create music. I just cut dictaphone recordings and jammed them into the track instead of a solo. For example, in "Clinic" you can hear a recording of a fork on a plate. There's also a dental drill solo — guess which track. In my player, I constantly listened to various types of metal: from raw black to fast thrash. This also affected my work. I assembled tracks in the fourth FruityLoops, drums in Reason," — Igor M.O.U.B.
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