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💿 ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies Original Game Soundtrack is out now 💿
Stream It now everywhere
Buy it on #steam

This one means everything to me. Nearly two hours of original music for one of the most ambitious and beautiful projects I've ever been part of — and it wouldn't exist without the extraordinary people who gave it life.

A massive, heartfelt thank you to @zaumstudio and @_rubrin9 for trusting me with this 🙏

CREDITS:
- Music by Fernando Cabrera
- Produced by @fg_sound & Fernando Cabrera
- Arranged by @arturopueyomusic & Fernando Cabrera
- Additional Arrengements by Frankie Cámara
- Mixed & Recordad by @fg_sound 
- Performed by
@bobbymartinez4334 - Sax
@arturopueyomusic - Clarinet, Bass Clarinet
@javiermorenobass - Bass
@piersbruera - Drums
@_rubrin9 - Guitars, Mandola
@jonwygens - Cittern
@dvpalacios - Trumpet
- Recordad at @javier_monteverde_cezanne

TAPES:
"Cover the Moon when I'm Gone"
- Written by @patroklos_oriain @ellanorte @caye_gutierrez & Fernando Cabrera 
- Performed by @ellanorte 
- Additional Vocals by @caye_gutierrez @cristinazadia 
- Recorded by @caye_gutierrez

"You but from a Dream"
- Written by @patroklos_oriain @ellanorte & Fernando Cabrera
- Performed by @ellanorte 

"Superbloc, baby!"
- Written by @patroklos_oriain & Alex Louis Ryan
- Performed by @patroklos_oriain & Alex Louis Ryan

"Blood Golem"
- Courtesy of @nucleardudes
- Performed by @nucleardudes 

Tapes mixed by @fg_sound 

To every single one of you — THANK YOU! This soundtrack couldn't be possible without you 🧡
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Here is the full length ANTISAX video by @nucleardudes , presented  in dual screen vertical mode, just to be weird. You can also watch it in single screen mode (as creator @whiteymcconnaughy intended) on @nucleardudes page and YouTube. A few words from Whitey on creating the unique visuals you see here:
“This was an extremely low budget video. We shot the entire video at Coady’s small, empty practice space with a crew of three people. We created a rear projection screen out of a plastic drop cloth, pulled taught between some PVC pipes. Before the shoot, I edited a video of colored backgrounds with varying light intensities to the beat of the track, which we later projected behind the band as they played.

I think the old, analog video—using a 1981 tube video camera—gives the images a surreal, painterly quality while tweaking the light sensitivity setting (which we did manually) gives moments a “Nuclear” look to them. We were constantly surprised by the images we were getting as we were shooting. Occasionally, we’d all stop and check out the video playback and laugh out loud at how crazy they looked. This video is a true example of, necessity being the mother of invention.”
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@nucleardudes new video for the song ANTISAX from the album SKELETAL BLASPHEMY premieres this Wednesday at @decibelmagazine !  Video by @whiteymcconnaughy  NUCLEAR DUDES is the inventive, anarchic yet sophisticated project of multi-instrumentalist and underground mainstay Jon Weisnewski (Sandrider, Akimbo). Originally conceived as a COVID-19 lockdown hyper hybrid, clever blend of Gary Numan meets Carcass, the project has since grown longer legs to include collaborations and a wider array of influences.

“NUCLEAR DUDES started as ‘something to do’ during the pandemic,” Weisnewski offers. “Turns out it’s real sticky. It’s become a consistent project that is exploring metal/grind, synth, and collaborating with musicians I love and admire.”

Skeletal Blasphemy is perhaps the most focused effort yet under the NUCLEAR DUDES moniker, a rollercoaster team-up with Coady Willis (High On Fire, Melvins, Murder City Devils), one of heavy rock’s most lauded percussionists.

“Coady and I started planning this release in 2023 and both worked on it on the side through 2024,” Weisnewski says. “Coady recorded all the drums at his own studio. I recorded all instruments and vocals at my house or practice space in Seattle, Washington.”

Despite the distance, the material has an incredible kinetic energy and wholeness to it. It “cooks,” as the kids say. Coming off as some futuristic hybrid that fans of rhythmic shifting pioneers like DFA 1979 and Lightning Bolt or more experimental Mastodon and new wave fans could all enjoy, Skeletal Blasphemy makes the impossible sound not only concise, but organic and logical. It extends the synth punky and multi-faceted earnestness of the group’s cartoony and disorienting yet potent attack into something even more formidable.

Weisnewski elaborates, “Some songs I wrote isolated and Coady played to them (‘Skeletal Blasphemy,’ ‘Fully Clothed,’ ‘Still Afraid’), and some songs were a drum part that Coady put together that I layered music on top of (‘Tastes Like Medicine,’ ‘The Octopus’). It was a pretty creatively unrestricted project in that sense.”
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