#music #technology #3danimation #artist #3dart #world #houdini #blender #unrealengine5 #gamingamon tobin erica synth perkonsAmon Tobin2025-08-27 | messing about with a loads of fun drum machine by erika synths. I recorded this session live and you can grab it on bandcamp if you want
Deep Freda is bass music at its best. A relentless, hypnotic drill of delicious hooks and beats. Resistance is futile.
Deep Freda is taken from the forthcoming album Nomark Selects V.2 A collection of music previously unavailable publicly, featuring Amon Tobin, Two Fingers and Cujo, due for release on June 20th 2025
Ilk is the first single from Furii and came about when, as Adrien says, “Nomark caught me off guard and asked for material. Even though Amon has set the sonic bar very high with his various aliases, it feels like the perfect home to reconnect with compositional and production experiments.”
Ilk is elemental. A lullaby penned by the Brothers Grimm. Musically it is a cosy cotton wool embrace, if that cotton wool was dipped in lavender and laudanum. As soothing as it is disconcerting. “Jo Spratley has kindly lent her beautiful voice and words for this first tune. I was after a witchy lullaby vibe and I certainly got plenty of it.”
Ilk is all the more beautiful for its contradictions. “I have no set plan as to where I want to take things with Furii. I’m as puzzled as ever as to why and how music works (you can probably tell) and I’ll hopefully never find out.”
For Nomark this is the first release by an artist who isn’t one of Amon’s aliases - Tobin explains “For me personally this is a big moment. When we started Nomark the idea was to make an uncompromised place for my own music but always with a view to one day opening up to other artists. Furii is Nomark’s first official signing and I couldn’t be more proud. A songwriter I’ve admired for over twenty years and a musician so talented he’s now a member of the Cardiacs. Enough can’t possibly be said about the Cardiacs. If you know you know and it’s such an honour to have Jo from Tim Smith’s Spratleys also feature on this extraordinary piece of music. Yup, it's a big day for all of us here at Nomark.”
13 major releases including albums from Amon Tobin, Two Fingers, Only Child Tyrant, Figueroa, Stone Giants and collaborations with G Jones, Ivy Lab, Little Snake, Thys, and Muadeep. A slew of short films, sample packs and studio production videos.
Not to mention over 40 Exclusive tracks available in the Nomark Club.
We hope you enjoy the video whether or not you support the music. As with everything on Nomark it was made with enthusiasm to learn and there is so much to improve on.
shouts out to Big Medium Small and their excellent Astronova character rig. Also Steven Bongers photogrammetry lava rocks amongst the many assets and creative tools that went into this.
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The Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is bursting with rich treats from the imagination of Amon Tobin. A film in audio/visual excerpts, each track has its own short selected from the visual explorations of Tobin’s alter ego Shy1 and musically we are teased with beguiling and frightening hints at what the story of this place we see might be.
It’s a collection of music and imagery playing with themes and deliberately incomplete narratives, inviting us to wonder; where is this place? What is the story of these characters? The viewer is left enough space for their own imagination to begin to fill in the gaps. It’s an enjoyably menacing process. The perpetual undulation between hope and fear coursing through each and every minute of the EP’s 6 tracks.
Opening with the ominous, glittering Hole in the Ground with plaintive cries from the edges of the universe, Ghost of a Star brings a disturbing and delicate urgency through sound and visuals where we appear to be presented with the sculptural, modular construction of a Black Hole. A portent of what is to come or a playful game the Gods play to amuse themselves?
If we could intercept the conversations the machines are having then Wolves in the Yard is how they may sound. It builds and builds leaving us with an inkling that perhaps something that is not our friend is coming close.
Larkspur reveals a beautiful, biomechanical temple and its acolytes. But did they arrive with the vessels featured in the earlier Hole in the Ground film or do they worship them? Again the questions… What is this place? Who are these people?
Self Collider tantalises with elements of light, in sound and vision. A different climate suggests there is more than one tribe in this evolving world and there amongst the triumvirate of dancers is a character already familiar to Nomark devotees, Figueroa. Celebration, ritual or necessity? The billowing choreography of Self Collider’s dancers is filled with an intense grace and a fierce determination etched onto the faces that we can see. As their dance comes to an end there is an enigmatic serenity in their eyes.
There’s something curiously optimistic and grand about Pale Tundra that keeps you guessing. A mighty rock looms large in an otherwise flat and ice encrusted landscape, as our view sweeps across this unnatural wonder your eyes are drawn by details you may not have noticed at first. Beneath the horse like rock paintings, are there really petrified faces trapped in the lines and shadows of the cliffs or is it just a pareidolic response?
Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is a glimpse into the developing work of film score and story. Other clues are available via Shy1’s work on other videos here youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-46deNdu9WXdoG4ugmUGWuXvSR9Hnlu9
Tracklist: Hole In The Ground Ghost Of A Star Wolves In The Yard Larkspur Self Collider Pale Tundra
For more music + exclusives, join The Nomark Club: nomarkrecords.com
The Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is bursting with rich treats from the imagination of Amon Tobin. A film in audio/visual excerpts, each track has its own short selected from the visual explorations of Tobin’s alter ego Shy1 and musically we are teased with beguiling and frightening hints at what the story of this place we see might be.
It’s a collection of music and imagery playing with themes and deliberately incomplete narratives, inviting us to wonder; where is this place? What is the story of these characters? The viewer is left enough space for their own imagination to begin to fill in the gaps. It’s an enjoyably menacing process. The perpetual undulation between hope and fear coursing through each and every minute of the EP’s 6 tracks.
Opening with the ominous, glittering Hole in the Ground with plaintive cries from the edges of the universe, Ghost of a Star brings a disturbing and delicate urgency through sound and visuals where we appear to be presented with the sculptural, modular construction of a Black Hole. A portent of what is to come or a playful game the Gods play to amuse themselves?
If we could intercept the conversations the machines are having then Wolves in the Yard is how they may sound. It builds and builds leaving us with an inkling that perhaps something that is not our friend is coming close.
Larkspur reveals a beautiful, biomechanical temple and its acolytes. But did they arrive with the vessels featured in the earlier Hole in the Ground film or do they worship them? Again the questions… What is this place? Who are these people?
Self Collider tantalises with elements of light, in sound and vision. A different climate suggests there is more than one tribe in this evolving world and there amongst the triumvirate of dancers is a character already familiar to Nomark devotees, Figueroa. Celebration, ritual or necessity? The billowing choreography of Self Collider’s dancers is filled with an intense grace and a fierce determination etched onto the faces that we can see. As their dance comes to an end there is an enigmatic serenity in their eyes.
There’s something curiously optimistic and grand about Pale Tundra that keeps you guessing. A mighty rock looms large in an otherwise flat and ice encrusted landscape, as our view sweeps across this unnatural wonder your eyes are drawn by details you may not have noticed at first. Beneath the horse like rock paintings, are there really petrified faces trapped in the lines and shadows of the cliffs or is it just a pareidolic response?
Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is a glimpse into the developing work of film score and story. Other clues are available via Shy1’s work on other videos here youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-46deNdu9WXdoG4ugmUGWuXvSR9Hnlu9
Tracklist: Hole In The Ground Ghost Of A Star Wolves In The Yard Larkspur Self Collider Pale Tundra
For more music + exclusives, join The Nomark Club: nomarkrecords.com
The Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is bursting with rich treats from the imagination of Amon Tobin. A film in audio/visual excerpts, each track has its own short selected from the visual explorations of Tobin’s alter ego Shy1 and musically we are teased with beguiling and frightening hints at what the story of this place we see might be.
It’s a collection of music and imagery playing with themes and deliberately incomplete narratives, inviting us to wonder; where is this place? What is the story of these characters? The viewer is left enough space for their own imagination to begin to fill in the gaps. It’s an enjoyably menacing process. The perpetual undulation between hope and fear coursing through each and every minute of the EP’s 6 tracks.
Opening with the ominous, glittering Hole in the Ground with plaintive cries from the edges of the universe, Ghost of a Star brings a disturbing and delicate urgency through sound and visuals where we appear to be presented with the sculptural, modular construction of a Black Hole. A portent of what is to come or a playful game the Gods play to amuse themselves?
If we could intercept the conversations the machines are having then Wolves in the Yard is how they may sound. It builds and builds leaving us with an inkling that perhaps something that is not our friend is coming close.
Larkspur reveals a beautiful, biomechanical temple and its acolytes. But did they arrive with the vessels featured in the earlier Hole in the Ground film or do they worship them? Again the questions… What is this place? Who are these people?
Self Collider tantalises with elements of light, in sound and vision. A different climate suggests there is more than one tribe in this evolving world and there amongst the triumvirate of dancers is a character already familiar to Nomark devotees, Figueroa. Celebration, ritual or necessity? The billowing choreography of Self Collider’s dancers is filled with an intense grace and a fierce determination etched onto the faces that we can see. As their dance comes to an end there is an enigmatic serenity in their eyes.
There’s something curiously optimistic and grand about Pale Tundra that keeps you guessing. A mighty rock looms large in an otherwise flat and ice encrusted landscape, as our view sweeps across this unnatural wonder your eyes are drawn by details you may not have noticed at first. Beneath the horse like rock paintings, are there really petrified faces trapped in the lines and shadows of the cliffs or is it just a pareidolic response?
Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is a glimpse into the developing work of film score and story. Other clues are available via Shy1’s work on other videos here youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-46deNdu9WXdoG4ugmUGWuXvSR9Hnlu9
Tracklist: Hole In The Ground Ghost Of A Star Wolves In The Yard Larkspur Self Collider Pale Tundra
For more music + exclusives, join The Nomark Club: nomarkrecords.com
The Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is bursting with rich treats from the imagination of Amon Tobin. A film in audio/visual excerpts, each track has its own short selected from the visual explorations of Tobin’s alter ego Shy1 and musically we are teased with beguiling and frightening hints at what the story of this place we see might be.
It’s a collection of music and imagery playing with themes and deliberately incomplete narratives, inviting us to wonder; where is this place? What is the story of these characters? The viewer is left enough space for their own imagination to begin to fill in the gaps. It’s an enjoyably menacing process. The perpetual undulation between hope and fear coursing through each and every minute of the EP’s 6 tracks.
Opening with the ominous, glittering Hole in the Ground with plaintive cries from the edges of the universe, Ghost of a Star brings a disturbing and delicate urgency through sound and visuals where we appear to be presented with the sculptural, modular construction of a Black Hole. A portent of what is to come or a playful game the Gods play to amuse themselves?
If we could intercept the conversations the machines are having then Wolves in the Yard is how they may sound. It builds and builds leaving us with an inkling that perhaps something that is not our friend is coming close.
Larkspur reveals a beautiful, biomechanical temple and its acolytes. But did they arrive with the vessels featured in the earlier Hole in the Ground film or do they worship them? Again the questions… What is this place? Who are these people?
Self Collider tantalises with elements of light, in sound and vision. A different climate suggests there is more than one tribe in this evolving world and there amongst the triumvirate of dancers is a character already familiar to Nomark devotees, Figueroa. Celebration, ritual or necessity? The billowing choreography of Self Collider’s dancers is filled with an intense grace and a fierce determination etched onto the faces that we can see. As their dance comes to an end there is an enigmatic serenity in their eyes.
There’s something curiously optimistic and grand about Pale Tundra that keeps you guessing. A mighty rock looms large in an otherwise flat and ice encrusted landscape, as our view sweeps across this unnatural wonder your eyes are drawn by details you may not have noticed at first. Beneath the horse like rock paintings, are there really petrified faces trapped in the lines and shadows of the cliffs or is it just a pareidolic response?
Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is a glimpse into the developing work of film score and story. Other clues are available via Shy1’s work on other videos here youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-46deNdu9WXdoG4ugmUGWuXvSR9Hnlu9
Tracklist: Hole In The Ground Ghost Of A Star Wolves In The Yard Larkspur Self Collider Pale Tundra
For more music + exclusives, join The Nomark Club: nomarkrecords.com
The Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is bursting with rich treats from the imagination of Amon Tobin. A film in audio/visual excerpts, each track has its own short selected from the visual explorations of Tobin’s alter ego Shy1 and musically we are teased with beguiling and frightening hints at what the story of this place we see might be.
It’s a collection of music and imagery playing with themes and deliberately incomplete narratives, inviting us to wonder; where is this place? What is the story of these characters? The viewer is left enough space for their own imagination to begin to fill in the gaps. It’s an enjoyably menacing process. The perpetual undulation between hope and fear coursing through each and every minute of the EP’s 6 tracks.
Opening with the ominous, glittering Hole in the Ground with plaintive cries from the edges of the universe, Ghost of a Star brings a disturbing and delicate urgency through sound and visuals where we appear to be presented with the sculptural, modular construction of a Black Hole. A portent of what is to come or a playful game the Gods play to amuse themselves?
If we could intercept the conversations the machines are having then Wolves in the Yard is how they may sound. It builds and builds leaving us with an inkling that perhaps something that is not our friend is coming close.
Larkspur reveals a beautiful, biomechanical temple and its acolytes. But did they arrive with the vessels featured in the earlier Hole in the Ground film or do they worship them? Again the questions… What is this place? Who are these people?
Self Collider tantalises with elements of light, in sound and vision. A different climate suggests there is more than one tribe in this evolving world and there amongst the triumvirate of dancers is a character already familiar to Nomark devotees, Figueroa. Celebration, ritual or necessity? The billowing choreography of Self Collider’s dancers is filled with an intense grace and a fierce determination etched onto the faces that we can see. As their dance comes to an end there is an enigmatic serenity in their eyes.
There’s something curiously optimistic and grand about Pale Tundra that keeps you guessing. A mighty rock looms large in an otherwise flat and ice encrusted landscape, as our view sweeps across this unnatural wonder your eyes are drawn by details you may not have noticed at first. Beneath the horse like rock paintings, are there really petrified faces trapped in the lines and shadows of the cliffs or is it just a pareidolic response?
Hole In The Ground (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is a glimpse into the developing work of film score and story. Other clues are available via Shy1’s work on other videos here youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-46deNdu9WXdoG4ugmUGWuXvSR9Hnlu9
Tracklist: Hole In The Ground Ghost Of A Star Wolves In The Yard Larkspur Self Collider Pale Tundra
For more music + exclusives, join The Nomark Club: nomarkrecords.com
/ shy1artAmon Tobin Two Fingers You Aint DownAmon Tobin2023-06-30 | join the amon tobin discord here: discord.gg/hXY9rbEzzp For more music + exclusives, join The Nomark Club: nomarkrecords.com