NEW ALBUM:
Ultra Violet
Rescued from the depths of the 'electrocuted Wilma tunes' vault comes the brand new album 'Ultra Violet'. A special kind of release. Recorded about 20 years ago it marked a turning point of imagination.
Based around light, 'UV' it tackles modern issues still relevant in science today, delving into mankind's biggest issues of survival.
The music was recorded on cheapy home 4-track tape machine, left to gather magnetic radiation scars for two decades and then slowly roasted in a walkman, re-mastered on 16 track digital and now turned into an
'atmospheric supernova' on Bandcamp.
If you are into underground Progressive Rock, Space Rock, Psychadelic mix-tapes or just imaginative artwork, this first in the tetralogy (series of 4 albums) might just hit the spot!
electrocuted Wilma tunes 2013
Released 06.05.13
The Cover:
Concepted around lyrical ideas in the music, drawn by hand and painted in watercolour, it is up there with the best pieces of artwork the music industry has ever seen. Full prints of the total tetralogy sized around 8" x 32" will be available to buy in the future.
Videos:
Engineer by Paul Hayworth
Shot in Cambridgeshire, the worlds home of Genetic Engineering, the video explores the relationship between man, science and creation.
Additional artwork from Addenbrookes Hospital, various research institutes, the very gothic looking Ely Cathedral and other religious artifacts, from the Genome project to the first cloned animals (and probably humans), Paul Hayworth takes a wild walk to the darker side of our future.
Half pig, half human on a dark night in the earths history with a full moon blazing, maybe we will one day play God and start creating monsters of our own choosing. Mutants or genetically engineered beings will become reality and let loose on an unsuspecting world.
It may very well have already happened!!!!
Ultra Violet by Paul Hayworth
Shardes of light at sunset projecting from the West on a spring evening, travelling from outer- space, bent by the atmosphere, racing over misty corn fields creating heat haze. Blocked by a few leaves swaying on a tree in the wind and blurred out, catching the last rays of the day after a long cold and wet winter.
The light rays pass through a double glazed window, refracting a little and bounce onto a mirror, then hit a wall, get absorbed and radiate out stopping their journey dead in their tracks.
Captured on film, this wonderful effect is used as a frame to introduce the uncoloured album cover for 'Ultra Violet' released on electrocuted Wilma tunes 06.05.13,
A concept album about light, and the various future struggles of survival for mankind.
Coming Next:
Four albums, old psychadelic mixtapes from the 90's rescued from the vaults. The first two look like this:
Cold Feet
To the right a video from the third album in the set of 4, Cold Feet.
Set for release in 2013 on electrocuted Wilma tunes.
This stunning collection only before available in very limited supply, featuring the amazing artwork of Nicole Marie Boitos.
http://www.nicoleboitos.com/
The 4 piece panel is yet to be finished in watercolour and provides the perfect backdrop for the music.
Inspirational original low-fi classics.
Pre-digital.
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