Country: England
Tracklist
1. Collapse 02:19
2. Laid To Rest (Part 1) 03:07
3. The Curse 05:21
4. The Return 03:26
5. Rigor Mortis 04:20
6. Nightfall 04:45
7. Laid To Rest (Part 2) 02:57
8. Necropsy 04:22
9. Edge Of Darkness 03:19
10. Journey's End 05:26
11. Decompose 05:58
2. Laid To Rest (Part 1) 03:07
3. The Curse 05:21
4. The Return 03:26
5. Rigor Mortis 04:20
6. Nightfall 04:45
7. Laid To Rest (Part 2) 02:57
8. Necropsy 04:22
9. Edge Of Darkness 03:19
10. Journey's End 05:26
11. Decompose 05:58
Neil Chaney is a film music composer.
He has recorded and performed in several experimental bands while his own industrial project Pessary
He has recorded and performed in several experimental bands while his own industrial project Pessary
was a mix of industrial/dark ambient/noise and horror film-score inspired sound-scapes.
With Pessary Neil recorded two albums, "Inward Collapse" and "Laid To Rest",
With Pessary Neil recorded two albums, "Inward Collapse" and "Laid To Rest",
both released by the Dirter Promotions label and he also recorded several cassettes.
In 2006 he assisted Justin Mitchell in the resurrection of the band Satori
In 2006 he assisted Justin Mitchell in the resurrection of the band Satori
and toured Japan with fellow Brits Sutcliffe Jügend in April 2007.
With Satori he also performed throughout Europe and the UK in 2008.
Neil and Rob Maycock (founding member of Satori) were also part of the UK thrash/heavy metal band Obliteration.
Neil has been composing music scores for several short films since 2009.
He has worked in the sci-fi film "Jerome's Weakness" (2009)
Neil and Rob Maycock (founding member of Satori) were also part of the UK thrash/heavy metal band Obliteration.
Neil has been composing music scores for several short films since 2009.
He has worked in the sci-fi film "Jerome's Weakness" (2009)
and "Tracker" (Winner of the "Sci-Fi London 48 Hour Challenge" 2009),
as well as composed the trailer music for the spy/action tv series "Trigger Point" (2012–2013).
His first feature length score was for the horror/thriller film "Stalker" (2010) directed by Martin Kemp.
In 2012 Neil composed the score for the horror comedy film "Strippers vs Werewolves"
His first feature length score was for the horror/thriller film "Stalker" (2010) directed by Martin Kemp.
In 2012 Neil composed the score for the horror comedy film "Strippers vs Werewolves"
that was released by the Swedish soundtrack label Screamworks/MovieScore Media.