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SONIC CINEMA 13- MUSIC VIDEOS FROM THE OCTOPUS PROJECT, METAVARI, AND ESTACIÓN
SUB_TRÓPICO

April 27, 2022

The Octopus Project is an Austin, TX based multi-instrumentalist group creating
surreal pop and experimental electronic music since 2002. Member Yvonne Lambert
plays the Thermin and in their performance of “I Saw the Bright Shinies,” they
film in the Moog Sound Lab, putting their Etherwave Theremin front and center.
Set in a production studio with colorful lighting to match their signature pop
flair, the group reimagines this track using new applications and instruments.
This accompanies their latest album released this year, Butterfly in the Sky,
the soundtrack to a Reading Rainbow documentary that will be debuted in June at
the Tribeca Film Festival.



This track is a preview into the upcoming album Soft Continuum, releasing on
June 10, 2022. The album will be a re-imagining of Metavari’s 2009 record, Be
One of Us and Hear No Noise, dedicated to the band’s founding member, Ty
Brinneman, who passed away in 2020. Metavari features the work of composer
Nathaniel David Utesch who is the art director responsible for names like The
Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer, Korn, and more. ‘Kings Die Like Other Men’ is
accompanied by a theatrical video featuring a medieval battle on horseback,
equipped with coats of armor set to their electronic contemporary soundtrack.



Estación Sub_Trópico combines influences of the Dominican folk traditions with
contemporary electronic themes like minimal, tech, synth, and deep house to
embody the spirituality of the culture within a contemporary musical setting.
‘Contacto’ is a synthesized sound and upbeat track accompanied by a visually
experimental video that features distorted and fisheye footage from the vantage
point of the ground looking up, showing a trippy cityscape perspective against
electronic vocals and beats.

In Blog Tags the octopus project, metavari, Estación Sub_Trópico, moog sound
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