Video Premiere: Becoming Real – Bleach

 
Music

When someone is making music that steps well outside of the average Joe's comfort zone then our ears immediately prick up and we stand firmly to attention, ready waiting to receive the latest batch of aural strangeness that heads our way. Becoming Real is one such music maker who has as firm a grip on the surreal as you're liekly to come across. His spell-binding sounds are about to enter your ears and rush out the other side having pilfired your brain cells. Have a read of what happened when we traded obscurities with him and check out his brand new video right here;

Who are you and what do you do?

Becoming Real / music / death / spinning.

Why should we be listening to your music?

You shouldn't be. 

Fill in the blanks: If you're not a fan of  _______ you'll love me.

'Rocks'.

Who is making the music that you're hoping to rival?

Cilla Black

Where do you think you'll be on November 22nd 2017?

Milkshake.

Sandals with socks?

Obviously.

What do you smell like?

Me.

What is your attitude to bondage? Asking for a friend.

Pro-bondage.

How do you take your tea?

In cupz.

Will you put your keys in our bowl?

No.

Have you ever trapped your finger in a car door?

Yes.

How would you introduce yourself to a member of the royal family?

Loudly and violently, I would say hi and then naturally proceed to attack the queen.

Describe your sound without using the letter 'e'.

'BBBRRzzzzssshhhhffffffff'

If your sound were a fine wine, what would the label say about it?

'This is a mighty fine wine'.

Who inspired you to get into music? Who inspires you now?

Friends and software, friends and software.

What's on the way from you in the next few months?

Album / remixes / videos.

How far would you go to get your music heard?

Probably no further than these questions.

How do you like your meat cooked?

Medium rare.

What is the sound of silence?

The space between everything.

What would your message to someone first getting into music be? Who should they listen to and what should they do?

Um, I'd probably say if you're wondering who to listen to, don't make music. What you should be doing is whatever you want, it should be an investigation first and foremost, investigate sound. If you're doing it for any other reason, you're doing it for the wrong reasons.

Are you kick drum, a hi-hat or a snare and why?

I'm a sine wave, more sustain than hat/kick/snare.

Tonka’s important question: Two pills or half a gram of Mandy?

Ice cream.

Anything you'd like to add?

EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE!


Pure Apparition is out on 25th May via Transgressive Records.