1. In 2000, the query "deathfrost" submitted to www.google.com
returned no results at all. That is, the name was absolutely unique.
That was the ultimate reason to choose it.
And you can try the query right now:
click here!
2. This word sounds a bit alike to DarkThrone
or BoltThrower ... great bands.
3. One of the early signs of imminent "natural" death is not the agony.
The symptom is:
slow successive cooling of peripheral parts of your body.
This is exactly: deathfrost.
The earlier you feel it, the less you behave like a speaking animal
who learned five hundred words.
1. After witnessing death closely, some gaps need to be filled.
So I, Cynoptik of Deathfrost,
created more dimensions for my existence.
Come and taste the flavour of eternity
(same as the stench of decomposition).
2. DeathFrost is definitely about music.
However, this is rather research project than
some 4-piece band bogged down in show business.
The outcome of DeathFrost efforts
is not spoiled by influence of band members,
managers, producers, and anonymous fans.
3. As a research project, DeathFrost deals
with the problem of "what the hell is music at all?"
Similar to gene engineers who started their evil work with
creating artificial viruses of Sexually Transmitted Diseases,
our search area lies in the dark and oppressive depths
of minimalistic extremal metal.
We (mis-)interprete and (mis-)use lots of
math, psycho-acoustics, digital signal processing,
and computer science. Para-scientific and occult threads
(numerology, runes, etc.) can also be sometimes seen.
All the way along, we use some elements of the "normal"
musical knowledge (though one can find it done in a
perverse and abusive style).
4. As an outcome, one can hear a music which is of crystallic
shape and concrete hardness. (Just different from amorphic
sand-like shapelessness typical for Computer-Aided Design
in music.)
In a sense, the "musical themes" found by
Math Daemon (de)Composer correlate well with music
known as "created by humans", but their origin is
totally unhuman.
DeathFrost riffs represent certain perfect objects,
which are free of pollutions dropped by the vanity
of human existence.
GRAPHIC EXAMPLE:
Does the sign of Pentagram belong to "this world"? - no!
let humans distort it, rotate it, misinterprete it, but
the Golden Ratio underlies the Pentagram irrespective
to phrenetic and delirious words screeched around.
5. DeathFrost is a band/label/distro entity.
For the outer world, it exists as a site in the net,
supplied by periodic releases of CD's.
Typical number of copies is below 50, just to sent a CD
to those who can upload a review of the stuff to the net.
Many CD's were sent by a direct requests from editors of
music e-zines and other key players of metal underground.
6. The CD's are subject to CopyLeft of DeathFrost:
these are sent for free, and the person who get one
can use the CD in any way, for instance:
(A) destroy the CD before listening (recommended:)
(B) use the CD in a IV-degree interrogation;
...
(Q) use the CD as soundtrack to a snuff movie;
...
(Z) copy the CD in any quantity and try to sell each for $10.
7. DeathFrost has nothing with making money in any way.
Money is a shitty fucking device
for destroying human mind and
establishing a worldwide slavery system.
"Making money" is 7ew1sh business, it's a historical fact.
Last, but not least, "money" exemplify a most disgustive
profanation of the divine concept of Numbers .
On the contrary, a reasonable amount of bucks can
sometimes be paid by DeathFrost to (small) labels
if needed for further promotion of the releases.
Cynoptik of Deathfrost:
guitars, vocals, intercourses with Math Daemon (de)Composer,
musical composition and arrangement;
Het Hidden:
development of math background and computer codes,
mail exchange, webdesign, lyrics, artworks,
CD mastering, packaging and distribution;
Math Daemon (de)Composer:
brute-force search of acoustic brilliants
by sieving combinatorially huge digital deserts;
Igor Ka:
kind hosting of all the above mental parasites;)
In The Middle Ages, ANY music except of the canonical one, i.e. used
in church, was concerned Satanic. Anybody, especially a non-authorized
person, who played something wrong, could be prosecuted accordingly.
A light punishment was the use of
"The Noisemaker's Fife" . Very safe approach indeed.
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