Mindspawn
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Mindspawn is the name given to the soundscape, dark ambient, ambient industrial act formed and fronted by Gene Williams. The first "official" Mindspawn release was the album Null Infinite, which was released in 2001, although two CDR releases Darkness Weaves and Conversing With Zardoz were released in 2000 and 1999, respectively. Although still "active" as Mindspawn, Gene Williams currently produces and composes for film and television with Steve Smith of Dirty Vegas fame. Recent work includes divergent subjects that range from the theme for the TV series "Standoff (TV series)" to the feature film "The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down" by Paul Sapiano.
The Mindspawn name was chosen as an ambiguous play on words, the two "meanings" being Mind's Pawn and Mind Spawn. Beyond the obvious no further meaning has ever been intended. The sound composed/created by Mindspawn varies from soundscapes and industrial ambience to so-called dark ambient, including claustrophobic film music and sound categorized as space music. Mindspawn sound has been aptly referred to as sound sculptures or sonic tapestries. In addition to releasing audio CDs, Mindspawn has also designed sound for use by other artists and film composers.
[edit] Discography
Erotomechaniks - with Coph Nia, Punch Records - PP009, CD (limited to 500 copies), 2005
Null Infinite - IGR001 - Inner Gravity Records - 2001
Darkness Weaves - DSMP04 - Dark Seeds - 2000
Conversing With Zardoz - DSMP01 - Dark Seeds - 1999
[edit] Compilation Appearances
the sowing - DSCS001 - Dark Seeds - 2001
Definitive 1 - Twisted volume one - 42 Records - 2001
Deprogramming Music volume one - Sacred Music - 2001
[edit] External Links and References
Mindspawn Home Page
Coph Nia Home Page
Dirty Vegas Home Page
The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down
Steve Smith
