Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Listen to "Midnight" and more from Helen Money's new album Atomic:
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Helen Money stands as one of the most unique and versatile cellists working today. Composer Alison Chesley uses the instrument to access and channel the extremities of human emotion, employing extensive sonic manipulation and an array of plucking and bowing techniques to summon an astonishing breadth and depth of sound. A prolific collaborator, Chesley is equally at home in both New Music and Metal circles. Past albums saw her collaborate with Jason Roeder (Sleep/Neurosis) and Rachel Grimes (Rachel’s), and she has toured extensively with Shellac, Russian Circles, Earth, Bob Mould and MONO. On her new album Atomic, Chesley pushes even further out towards the extremes of her output with a daring leap forward in her songwriting through minimalist arrangements that stand as her most intimate, direct, and emotionally bare work to date.
This video was directed by Matthew Walker and shot by Derick Smith.
More from Helen Money:
Instagram: instagram.com/helenmoney
Twitter: twitter.com/helen_money
Facebook: facebook.com/helenmoneyband/?fref=ts
Listen to "Midnight" and more from Helen Money's new album Atomic:
thrilljockey.com/products/atomic
Helen Money stands as one of the most unique and versatile cellists working today. Composer Alison Chesley uses the instrument to access and channel the extremities of human emotion, employing extensive sonic manipulation and an array of plucking and bowing techniques to summon an astonishing breadth and depth of sound. A prolific collaborator, Chesley is equally at home in both New Music and Metal circles. Past albums saw her collaborate with Jason Roeder (Sleep/Neurosis) and Rachel Grimes (Rachel’s), and she has toured extensively with Shellac, Russian Circles, Earth, Bob Mould and MONO. On her new album Atomic, Chesley pushes even further out towards the extremes of her output with a daring leap forward in her songwriting through minimalist arrangements that stand as her most intimate, direct, and emotionally bare work to date.
This video was directed by Matthew Walker and shot by Derick Smith.
More from Helen Money:
Instagram: instagram.com/helenmoney
Twitter: twitter.com/helen_money
Facebook: facebook.com/helenmoneyband/?fref=ts
