Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is the first track of Side B off 156's Memento Mori EP (2016).
All sounds on this EP were made using human bones, or the human breath passing through human bones.
The record serves as - for those who cannot obtain one - the skull's replacement in the ritual room where one contemplates death.
These sessions have been sporadically recording since 2012, due to the scarcity of the instruments, which include skulls, femurs, vertebrae, bone whistles, and Tibetan thighbone trumpets (kangling).
More information is available at the website: adelsouto.com, while a short video on the project can be seen here: youtube.com/watch?v=W__mhP3C-WU
This video was shot and edited by Adel Souto of 156.
This is the first track of Side B off 156's Memento Mori EP (2016).
All sounds on this EP were made using human bones, or the human breath passing through human bones.
The record serves as - for those who cannot obtain one - the skull's replacement in the ritual room where one contemplates death.
These sessions have been sporadically recording since 2012, due to the scarcity of the instruments, which include skulls, femurs, vertebrae, bone whistles, and Tibetan thighbone trumpets (kangling).
More information is available at the website: adelsouto.com, while a short video on the project can be seen here: youtube.com/watch?v=W__mhP3C-WU
This video was shot and edited by Adel Souto of 156.
![156 Fading Images
156 is a musical project by Adel Souto of Feast of Hate and Fear [dot] com, and has been described as authentic noise (as in the 78 school of industrial music) blending the likes of Einstürzende Neubauten and Crash Worship, and has often been called an evil drum circle in a junkyard.
No outside samples were used in making this song.
This track appears on the Taking A Look At A Moment Lost EP, available on Chondritic Sound (Los Angeles, CA). 156 Fading Images](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R43tyQLKHRU/mqdefault.jpg)






![SHROUD Anti-Me
SHROUD was an improvisational jazz-doom-punk outfit, whose musicians would have never collaborated otherwise.
SHROUD purposely lasted only two months. They played only two shows (the 2nd of which was opening for Unsane), and recorded one cassette EP in 1993, titled Suicide Mission - all improvised.
SHROUD consisted of members of Timescape Zero, Swivel Stick, a studio drummer and a trance DJ.
Marilyn Manson considered SHROUD to be one of his favorite south Florida bands.
A new CD re-release, limited to 500 copies, is currently available at the Feast of Hate and Fear [dot] com website. SHROUD Anti-Me](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_eCEfxzx2A8/mqdefault.jpg)


