Beatkamp, Dada Pogrom, Eternity

Beatkamp gives you the best synthesizer requiem of all time! Stunning video shot on film in Iceland. This song was produced by Anthony Valcic at Bryan Adams' studio in Vancouver. Written by Dada Pogrom and published by Beatkamp in 2007. The album is called Rats Live On No Evil Star which is a popular palindrome for computer science students and professors. Travel Iceland and listen to wicked analogue synthesizers doing what they do best.

Eternity was shot on 16mm film at various locations around the
circumference of Iceland. Eternity in Icelandic is Eilifd which is
pronounded Eh-Leef-Ith (th like th in "the"). The song and video are
requiem to Selmu Kaldalons. She was a brilliant Icelandic composer
and was the daughter of Sigvaldi Kaldalons. The video features rare
footage of Snaefellsjokull, a glacier and volcano important to Paegans
and the place where H.G. Wells' Journey to the Center of the Earth
begins. Snaefellsness is sometimes visible from Reykjavik.


Director, Cinematography: Ken Balys
Music Production: Anthony Fu Valcic
Composer: Ken Balys
Location: Iceland
Format: Super 16mm Kodak
Film Processing: Deluxe
Post Production: Eyes Post Group
Editing: Greg Innis
Colourist, Telecine: Sandy Parr
Post Co-ordination: Marge White
Project Coordination: Mimi Northcott, CRS
Recorded at: Fudio, Vancouver
Mixed at: The Warehouse, Vancouver
Mastering: Noah Mintz, Lacquer Channel
From Album: Rats Live On nO eviL staR
Artist: Dada Pogrom
Release: (c)2006 Beatkamp Inc.

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