Lustmord - Zoetrope

Burning World records is extremely proud to be able to release a full-length endeavor by Lustmord for the first time in
26 years. Especially for the double vinyl release, the never before released track “the abhorrent apparatus” will see
the light.

Zoetrope (1999) is an experimental avant-garde short film by music-video director Charlie Deaux. It presents a
haunting, apocalyptic story of man’s metaphysical existence.

Inspired by Franz Kafka’s story In the Penal Colony, the film is an attempt to transfer Kafka’s dark, nightmarish vision
and gloomy atmosphere to celluloid. Music-video cinematographer James Hawkinson shot the film. The 3D
animation for the film was created by Robert Beebe. Shot on 35mm film on extremely smooth black-and-white stock,
the film features dark and surreal visuals. This 18-minute work features a dark ambient soundscape by musician and
sound designer Lustmord (also known as Brian Williams) and was released on DVD in 2005 by Soleilmoon
Recordings.

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