Cinema Terrorisme is an audio sigil using cut up methods and collage in order to distill the horror of modern existential malaise into substantiate energy mass. There is no moral value expressed in Cinema Terrorisme. Everything you hear has been alchemically remapped into a new order of relational aesthetics. Downloads are available for your personal evolution.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Cinema Terrorisme 3 Smurfs Bleed Blue Blobs on the Corpse of Astaroth

Originally aired: 10/17/09
Samples included: Weasels Rip My Flesh, Intervention, Harun Yahya, Judgement, The Hills Have Eyes, Men Behind the Sun, Lemora, Raiders of Atlantis, Quatermass, Randy Greif, Witnesses of Jehovah, Lifespan, Chris Gunning, Storytelling, Video Dating Montage, some 2012 documentary, A Thief in the Night, Ganja and Hess, Remko Scha, The Night Gallery, The Mist, McDonald's, Where's Poppa, Francis E, some Rapture movie, Gordon Giltrap, Mansion of Madness, Alan Hawkshaw, Hell House, Fingers, Hands of Steel, Cannibal Girls, Evilspeak, Geraldo, The Rockets, Throat, Sapphire and Steel, Monchichi, I Spit on Your Grave, The Rise of a Roman Empress, Rune Lindblad, Eckhart Tolle, Fade to Black, The Net, Puppetmaster 4,  The Devil in Miss Jones 2, The Damned, Combat Shock, Silent Night Bloody Night, Claude Larson, Possession, Buckminster Fuller and Werner Erhard, Tears of Kali, Seizure, Revelation, Venus in Furs, Little Murders, The Trial, Revus on Worms, Tay Zonday, Critters 3, Long Island Cannibal Massacre, Ann Coulter and Bill O'Reilly, Most Evil Cult Leaders, Clonus, Assassin, The Shout, Beyond the Darkness, The Devils, Cafe Flesh 2, Autopoieses, Barbed Wire Dolls, The Brain that Wouldnt Die, My Little Pony, Night on the Wild Side, Killer Nun, Joe, A R Luciani, William McDonough, Something Weird, Superstition, Robosapiens, Satans Blood, Shirley Phelps, A Distant Thunder, Cemetary Man, Children of God, Greatest Freak Out Ever.
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1 comment:

  1. this was an awesome auditory sigil of madness. and that was just the first hour. looking forward to the whole thing

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