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Professor Fate
Professor Fate is Mick Kenney's (Anaal Nathrakh, Exploder, Mistress, Fukpig) solo project that produces cinematic style music.
It is a form of epic classical that fuses intertwined drumbeats with orchestral rock and electronic sounds. The music screams "soundtrack" in its every audible moment, with grand, sweeping soundscapes that inspire cinematic imagery even in the dark. The inferno presents you with a powerfully potent journey through the caverns of the underworld, Inspired by Dante Alighieri's book, 'The Divine Comedy'. Read Full BioProfessor Fate is Mick Kenney's (Anaal Nathrakh, Exploder, Mistress, Fukpig) solo project that produces cinematic style music.
It is a form of epic classical that fuses intertwined drumbeats with orchestral rock and electronic sounds. The music screams "soundtrack" in its every audible moment, with grand, sweeping soundscapes that inspire cinematic imagery even in the dark. The inferno presents you with a powerfully potent journey through the caverns of the underworld, Inspired by Dante Alighieri's book, 'The Divine Comedy'.
Song writer Mick Kenney, who is also responsible for the underground notables Anaal Nathrakh / Exploder / Mistress, has over the years grown into a cult figure in the metal and rock community. Mick has worked with artists such as Attila Csihar (Mayhem) Shane Embury (Napalm Death) and Kris Rygg (Arcturus/Ulver) and has appeared on BBC radio and TV multiple times (Never mind the Buzzcocks, John Peel Sessions).
Birmingham
2007
It is a form of epic classical that fuses intertwined drumbeats with orchestral rock and electronic sounds. The music screams "soundtrack" in its every audible moment, with grand, sweeping soundscapes that inspire cinematic imagery even in the dark. The inferno presents you with a powerfully potent journey through the caverns of the underworld, Inspired by Dante Alighieri's book, 'The Divine Comedy'. Read Full BioProfessor Fate is Mick Kenney's (Anaal Nathrakh, Exploder, Mistress, Fukpig) solo project that produces cinematic style music.
It is a form of epic classical that fuses intertwined drumbeats with orchestral rock and electronic sounds. The music screams "soundtrack" in its every audible moment, with grand, sweeping soundscapes that inspire cinematic imagery even in the dark. The inferno presents you with a powerfully potent journey through the caverns of the underworld, Inspired by Dante Alighieri's book, 'The Divine Comedy'.
Song writer Mick Kenney, who is also responsible for the underground notables Anaal Nathrakh / Exploder / Mistress, has over the years grown into a cult figure in the metal and rock community. Mick has worked with artists such as Attila Csihar (Mayhem) Shane Embury (Napalm Death) and Kris Rygg (Arcturus/Ulver) and has appeared on BBC radio and TV multiple times (Never mind the Buzzcocks, John Peel Sessions).
Birmingham
2007
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Limbo
by Professor Fate
Who are these spirits whom you see before you?
They didn't worship God in fitting ways.
And for no other evil we're lost and punished.
We have no hope and yet we live in longing.
Tell me master, tell me, more, I want to know
cause I myself am one.
Did any ever go on his own from this place to blessedness?
Who are these souls just kept separate from the rest?
Their name which echoes up within your life.
Because each of these spirits shares with me
the name called out by the lone voice.
Silence here is just as seemly as our speech was here.
Encircled seven times by towering walls.
The people here had eyes that were grave and slow.
We move along and toward the light.
Contributed by Tyler I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
by Professor Fate
Who are these spirits whom you see before you?
They didn't worship God in fitting ways.
And for no other evil we're lost and punished.
We have no hope and yet we live in longing.
Tell me master, tell me, more, I want to know
cause I myself am one.
Did any ever go on his own from this place to blessedness?
Who are these souls just kept separate from the rest?
Their name which echoes up within your life.
Because each of these spirits shares with me
the name called out by the lone voice.
Silence here is just as seemly as our speech was here.
Encircled seven times by towering walls.
The people here had eyes that were grave and slow.
We move along and toward the light.
Contributed by Tyler I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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