(Post-Rock/Experimental) Arthur Mountaniol - Steampunk Extravaganza Vol. 1 - 2018, MP3, 320 kbps

Arthur Mountaniol is LA-based rock musician extraordinaire: singer/songwriter, composer, electric guitar virtuoso, multi-instrumentalist, album art designer and filmmaker. A former leader of the progressive rock band "The Moon Pierrot" (1985-1992).
Started his solo career in Hamburg, Germany in 1996, but in 1998 relocated to Hollywood, CA where he became a prolific recording artist who produced an impressive album catalog. Best known for his diverse vocal styles, Asian throat singing, innovative guitar work and visionary style, Arthur Mountaniol has received multiple ASCAP awards from American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.
However, to extend his visions, In 2008 he also became an independent filmmaker and won a number of film awards for his music videos and short films. Alongside his music career, he also manages to work on the several feature film projects that he intends to realize in the near future.
Official Discography
(1991) The Moon Pierrot 1 - Band
(1992) The Moon Pierrot "Wispers & Shadows - Band
(1998) "5 Song Debut" - Solo
(2004) "Shamania" - Solo
(2005) "Master of Ecstasy" - Solo
(2008) "Alien in LA" - Solo
(2008) "Tails of the Cloven Hoof" - Solo
(2009) "Ghost Show" - Solo
(2013) "Music of Hell" - Solo
(2014) "Kingdom of Distorted Mirrors" - Solo
(2015) The Moon Pierrot "Illusion" - Band
(2016) "Passmore Drive Session"(Live) - Solo

Steampunk Extravaganza is a conceptual, retro-futuristic, multi-volume work composed with a help of a modern guitar technology such as a looper, synthesizer and other effects. Each volume contains only 5 songs and each song is based only on one riff. However its elaborate music development is achieved by an ingenious, polyphonic guitar orchestration and sound patches recorded over and/or erased in a real time.
All instrumental parts were recorded entirely on the old Tascam Model 80 tape machine and then were transferred into a digital domain where the vocals and the post-production took place.
Neither drums, bass guitar nor keyboards were used.