Zoetrope (album)

Zoetrope is an album released in 2002 by the dark ambient musician Lustmord on the Nextera record label.[1] The album is the expanded soundtrack to the 1999 experimental psychological horror film of the same name, directed by Charlie Deaux.[2]

Zoetrope
Studio album by
Lustmord
Released2002
GenreDark ambient
LabelNextera
Lustmord chronology
Law Of The Battle Of Conquest
(2002)		 Zoetrope
(2002)		 Carbon/Core
(2004)

Track listing
  1. Main Title/Infinite Space - 7:17
  2. The Cell - 5:49
  3. Cellular Blur - 4:31
  4. Descent - 5:03
  5. Transitional Pathway - 5:25
  6. Amalgamated Man - 8:02
  7. The Harrow - 7:26
  8. Disintegration - 3:48
  9. End Titles - 4:58
  10. Zoetrope Trailer v.3 - 3:28

Credits
  • Artwork-Tracey Roberts
  • Mastered by-Karel Kourek
  • Performer/producer-Brian Williams
gollark: I personally think there should be SAlts of all dragons if the spriter wants them.
gollark: (And probably should not be biomed)
gollark: SAlts are variants of holidays.
gollark: The rarities are totally different and prizes are untradeable.
gollark: I mean, the raffle and market distribution aren't mutually exclusive.

References
  1. http://www.discogs.com/Lustmord-Zoetrope/release/91307
  2. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0343217/
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