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TERMINATRYX
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MIDNIGHT
For
the
Terminatryx
song
Midnight
(a
subtle
parody
on
the
Gothic
community)
the
atmospherically
lit
black
&
white
visuals
of
the
band
was
intercut
with
footage
from
the
1922
F.W.
Murnau
classic
Nosferatu.
With
the
band's
affinity
for
horror
movies
and
the
theme
of
the
song,
it
was
a
perfect
fit.
Below
you'll
find
two
versions
of
the
video:
one
with
the
new
album
version
audio,
and
the
other
with
the
original
demo
sound...
Directed
by
Paul
Blom
&
F.W.
Murnau
Music
by
Paul
Blom
Lyrics
by
Sonja
Ruppersberg
&
Paul
Blom
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TERMINATRYX
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SleepWalkers
This
clip
consists
of
a
variety
of
Terminatryx
photographs,
including
studio
stills,
live
shots,
as
well
as
various
Terminatryx
logos.
The
video
window
is
unable
to
shrink
in
this
view
-
for
better
resolution,
click
"YouTube"
in
the
bottom
right
corner
and
zoom
out
for
better
quality
image.
Stills
by
Francois
Oberholster
&
Henri-Jacques
Blom
Post-production,
logo
design
&
assembly
by
Paul
Blom
Music
&
Lyrics
by
Paul
Blom
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TERMINATRYX
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SleepWalkers
©
2006
Flamedrop
Productions
TERMINATRYX
at
the
2007
S.A.
HORRORFEST
As
you
may
or
may
not
know,
Paul
and
Sonja
are
the
creators
and
organizers
of
the
annual
South
African
HORRORFEST
International
Film
Festival.
At
the
2006
festival
TERMINATRYX
performed
a
brilliant
live
soundtrack
to
the
silent
1922
vampire
classic
NOSFERATU,
together
with
members
from
LARK,
KOBUS
and
Matthijs
Van
Dijk.
Another
legendary
silent
film
was
chosen
for
the
2007
HORRORFEST
and
brought
back
to
life
with
a
new
live
soundtrack
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THE
CABINET
OF
DR.
CALIGARI.
Sean
and
Simon
from
LARK
were
dead
keen
to
be
involved
again,
and
The
Crackpot
Realist
also
joined
in
with
two
additional
collaborators.
Below
is
the
video
trailer
for
the
2007
South
African
HORRORFEST
which
features
the
TERMINATRYX
instrumental
Venus
Rising.
Trailer
edited
by
Paul
Blom
Music
by
TERMINATRYX,
written
by
Paul
Blom
&
Sonja
Ruppersberg
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TERMINATRYX
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LIVE
2003
The
first
ever
Terminatryx
live
shows
were
as
support
for
German
Darkwave
legends
Diary
Of
Dreams
on
their
South
African
Tour
in
November
2003.
During
these
three
shows
in
Cape
Town
and
Johannesburg,
video
footage
from
all
of
these
was
amalgamated
as
a
document
of
this
debut
performance.
Additional
footage
included
short
pieces
on
the
airport
&
airplane,
setting
up
before
the
show,
the
hotel
and
the
audience
lining
up
outside
the
Cape
Town
venue,
the
Mercury
Live.
The
songs
include:
Science
Friction,
We
Come
In
Peace,
SleepWalkers,
Tabloid
Android,
CONsume,
Absinthminded,
?uC
(&
a
pre-mixed
instrumental
version
of
A
Fuckin'
Love
Song).
The
shows
featured
key
members
Sonja
(vocals),
Paul
(bassist,
programmer,
backing-vocals,
songwriter),
and
temporary
live
members
Ronnie
(drums),
Malcolm
(guitar)
and
Brett
(guitar).
Contact
Paul
on
info@flamedrop.com
to
obtaining
a
VHS,
CD-Rom
or
DVD
copy.
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