Triptykon, “Aurorae”, taken from the album “Melana Chasmata”. Century Media Records 2014.
The clip is an ominous visualisation of “Aurorae”, one of the most poignant and personal songs on “Melana Chasmata”. It was directed by Philipp Hirsch (who previously collaborated with Triptykon for the group’s highly acclaimed “Shatter” video clip), and filmed in Leipzig, Germany, earlier this year. As it was the case with “Shatter”, the “Aurorae” clip is based on concepts by Hirsch and Triptykon singer/guitarist Tom Gabriel Warrior.
The “Aurorae” clip is to be followed later in 2014 by an EP of the same title, featuring additional unreleased music by the group and released through Century Media Records/Prowling Death Records. Moreover, the end of the year will see Triptykon embark on a major European tour with At The Gates.
“As Celtic Frost had once arisen from Hellhammer’s ashes, so arises Triptykon from Celtic Frost’s ashes.”
Triptykon :
http://www.triptykon.net/
http://vk.com/triptykon
https://www.facebook.com/triptykonofficial
Video by Philipp Hirsch : http://film-m.de
Century Media Records : http://www.centurymedia.com/
The Vad Vuc, “Sota i Ciapp”, dall’album “Hai in mente un Koala?”. Realizzato al Teatro di Banco, nel Malcantone, tra amici in allegria.
Diretto da Alberto Meroni e montato da Nicolò Tettamanti. Operatore Rodrigo Silva.
Bio (It)
I The Vad Vuc nascono nel dicembre del 2000 ed in poco tempo il loro skauntry irish folk si insinua in ogni angolo del Canton Ticino raccogliendo, fin da subito, uno straordinario consenso di pubblico, che si riassume con i tanti riconoscimenti e premi ricevuti, in quei primi anni, a livello regionale.
L’uscita dell’EP “Murrayfield Pub”, nel 2003, e dell’album d’esordio “Il Monastero dei Folli”, nel 2004, hanno portato i The Vad Vuc a distinguersi nel panorama musicale svizzero fino a conquistare il massimo riconoscimento svizzero per gli artisti emergenti, il Prix Walo, e presentare un loro concerto in diretta televisiva nazionale in occasione della Festa Svizzera, il 1° agosto del 2004, contenuto in “Live in Cevio” (2005).
Bio (Eng)
The Vad Vuc were born in December 2000 and within a short time, their skauntry Irish folk had entangled itself into every corner of Canton Ticino memory, from the outset, they received an extraordinary public consensus, which is summed up with the many prizes and awards received at regional level in those early years.
The release of the “Murrayfield Pub” EP in 2003, and their debut album “The Monastery of Fools” in 2004, distinguished The Vad Vuc in the Swiss music scene, including winning the ultimate Swiss accolade for emerging artists, the Prix Walo, and performing a live concert on national television for the occasion of the Switzerland Festival, on August 1, 2004, and documented in “Live in Cevio” (2005).
The Vad Vuc :
http://www.vadvuc.ch
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Vad-Vuc/75210715515
http://www.youtube.com/user/thevadvuc
http://www.twitter.com/thevadvuc
“Il Monastero dei Folli” on iTunes :
https://itunes.apple.com/it/album/hai-in-mente-un-koala/id607113001
The DJ Producer – “Paradise is Never”
http://freeteknomusic.org/network23/freaky
http://soundcloud.com/the-dj-producer
http://www.mixcloud.com/TheDjProducer/
http://www.discogs.com/artist/DJ+Producer,+The
http://www.myspace.com/thedjproducer
Track donated gratis to Terrornoize Industries. All proceeds from this release going directly to the Red Cross for the Japanese Tsunami Appeal 2011.
Released by: Terrornoize Industries – www.terrornoize-industry.net/
Release/catalogue number: TNI DIGI 002
