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Mark Sheeky Music

by Mark Sheeky

I am an artist, surrealist oil painter, writer and recording artist based in Crewe in the United Kingdom. I have released over 30 albums since 1999. The music here consists of experiments, extracts, and unpublished fragments.

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  1. Flat Space

    Flat Space from the 2025 remaster of the 2003 album Flatspace (The Official Soundtrack). The music for Flatspace was originally composed in November 2003. It used Prometheus software, and Noise Station for the extracts from 2002 edition of The Spiral Staircase. This music was synthesized (it was...

  2. Pioneer

    Pioneer from the 2025 Remaster of the 2001 album The Arcangel Soundtrack. Arcangel was my first game release for Windows PC, and it featured CD-audio by design. This music was recorded in 1999 at around the same time as the first Synaesthesia album, making those two albums my earliest music...

  3. All Controlled By Someone (Album Version)

    Another Violet Night is in the art pop/progressive genre with a narrative which takes place over one day.

  4. Since You Kicked Me Out

    Since You Kicked Me Out from the 2025 remaster of the 2020 album The Dusty Mirror. The Dusty Mirror is an album of songs suffused with joy and energy, and the power of the unconscious. The album is approximately in three parts. The energy of the first two tracks breaks into a hint of something...

  5. Cat Covid!

    Cat Covid! is an energy filled surrealistic tour-de-force from the 2024 album A Drive Through The Town. An explosive charge into a new genre of exuberant art-pop/art-rock. My 35th original solo album is an eclectic charge of energy and imagination. The album is a mix of short, snappy songs. The...

  6. Cycles III: Perpetual Change

    Cycles III: Perpetual Change from the 2024 Remaster of the 2017 album Cycles & Shadows. Cycles & Shadows is a culmination of over a year of new musical exploration in musical structures, and continual live piano performances. The album consists of two distinct halves. Cycles is essentially a…

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  7. The Cat Phone Song

    The Cat Phone Song from the 2024 Remaster of the 2018 album A Walk In The Countryside. A short album of two halves, although all tracks have a theme of technological change in society. The first two songs are novelty songs about social media; the Cat Phone Song inspired in part as a satirical...

  8. AI And Celebrity (Single Version)

    AI And Celebrity from the 2023 album We Robot. An album about the border between humans and machines, We Robot is approximately divided into three parts: entering the machine, inside the machine, and a reflective conclusion. Silicon-Carbon Genesis is an unusual example of a track which accepts a...

  9. Otesanek

    Otesanek from the 'alternative' Christmas album Heart Of Snow.

  10. Great Grandfather's Song

    Great Grandfather's Song from the 2022 remaster of 2020 album Burn Of God. Over two years in development, Burn Of God is a progressive concept album on the theme of religion, a depiction of a night of anxiety, an examining of the eternal questions of meaning and existence. This album continued…

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  11. Hitler In High Heels

    Hitler in High Heels from the 2022 album Secret Electric Sorcery. Secret Electric Sorcery is an album of songs, a mix of new-wave electronic with rock guitars, piano and vocals; the next evolutionary step in performance and production. The themes reflect my feelings of the current times. Teenage...

  12. Young Attractive And Physically Fit

    Young Attractive And Physically Fit from the 2021 album Nightfood. Nightfood is an album of two halves which continues to explore structures and unity in contemporary music. The first four tracks, the 'Nightfood Sonata', is a surrealist rock tale of broken love. There are elements of progressive...

  13. Nick Drake

    The track Nick Drake from the 2021 concept album The Myth Of Sisyphus. Fostered in the extraordinary year of solitude and struggle that was 2020, this album began as an idea about working on something with care and attention in obscurity. Though not as bleak as Camus' philosophy, or directly...

  14. Resurrection

    A track from my first album, Synaesthesia, first recorded in 1999. Synaesthesia is an electronic concept album. This was my first serious attempt at an album sized composition, and was influenced in style and form by Jean-Michel Jarre album works such as Rendezvous and Chronologie. I recorded the...

  15. The Love Reliquary: II. The Lost Princess

    The Lost Princess from the 2019 album Music Of Poetic Objects. The piece is part of a triptych of tracks about an artwork called The Love Reliquary. The album explores ekphrasis, the transmutation of art through different media. Typically applied to poetry inspired by paintings or artworks,...

  16. Pandora

    Pandora from the 2013 album Bites Of Greatness. Bites of Greatness is a mix of catchy tunes with a computer game feel, a sort of sibling to Stupid Computer Music. Here, however, the tracks are original work composed for this album rather than existing computer game themes. Musically, this album…

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  17. Loneliness And Divine Love

    Loneliness And Divine Love from the 2012 album The Love Symphony. The Love Symphony is an album that is symphonic in scale and ambition. The album uses the theme of love to tell an instrumental musical tale, a journey of loneliness into love. The music here is unified with perhaps the simplest…

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  18. Catacombs

    Catacombs from the 2012 album Flatspace II: The Official Soundtrack. Catacombs first appeared on one of my earliest (as yet unreleased) CDs, The Incredible Journey. I developed around 50 computer games before Flatspace became my most successful creation. The sequel, Flatspace II, included a wide...

  19. Waiting For The Rain To End

    Waiting For The Rain To End from the 2008 album The Twelve Seasons. The Twelve Seasons is a collection of tracks that represent different moods and aspects of the changing seasons. The tracks vary in mood and style from melodic dance music, to emotional and highly visual soundscapes with an...

  20. China Syndrome

    China Syndrome from the 2008 album Stupid Computer Music. Stupid Computer Music is a collection of some of my best computer game themes, plus several unreleased studio tunes from past and present. The music is all catchy and melodic, and generally full of energy. Tracks include Hamster Run which...

  21. Ascent

    The opening track, Ascent, from the 2008 album The Spiral Staircase. I originally created The Spiral Staircase in 2002 using the first generation of my music software, Noise Station. My musical inspiration was mathematical structures and the shifting chord sequences in baroque music, the music of...

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I am an artist, surrealist oil painter, writer and recording artist based in Crewe in the United Kingdom. I have released over 30 albums since 1999. The music here consists of experiments, extracts, and unpublished fragments.

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