Bells Diabolus 9 (30) | Audio Network UK

Bells Diabolus1672/2
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting & dark atmospheric electronica

3:2969 BPM
Bells Diabolus 2 (60)1672/14
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy solo music box

1:0069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 3 (60)1672/15
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy music box with atmospherics

1:0069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 4 (60)1672/16
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting atmospheric underscore

1:0069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 5 (60)1672/17
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy music box with added beats

1:0069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 6 (30)1672/18
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy solo music box

0:3069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 7 (30)1672/19
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy music box with atmospherics

0:3069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 8 (30)1672/20
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting atmospheric underscore

0:3069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 9 (30)1672/21
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy music box with added beats

0:3069 BPM
Bells Diabolus 10 (Sting)1672/22
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesHaunting glitchy sting

0:1169 BPM
Bells Diabolus 11 (Sting)1672/23
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesGlitchy chime sting

0:0669 BPM
Bells Diabolus 12 (Sting)1672/24
John 00 Fleming (PRS)
12 mixesElectronic drum sting

0:0669 BPM

Key: D
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 69 BPM
Tempo notes: Slow
Factoid: Diabolus means Devil. Diabolus in Musica refers to the 'Devil's Harmony' or Tritone which is the unsettling harmony created by a diminished 5th (F# over a C). This harmony was banned in sacred music by the Roman Catholic Church