Anže Igličar's Reel

I wanted to share this specific audio-visual presentation from Black Mirror's monochrome episode, "Metalhead." There is a huge debate in the industry about how to properly balance cold, robotic terror on screen without overcrowding the dialogue. This sequence relies on pure non-linear analog noise, an unstable Moog/Lyra-8 infrastructure, and breathing drone textures to drive subconscious claustrophobia. Does this raw mechanical energy push the post-apocalyptic tension further than standard orchestral scores, or is it too relentless? Best regards, Anže (Proteus Noir)

DARK SCI-FI TENSION | 100BPM | Analog Cinematic Cue This is what unease sounds like. A slow, heavy cue built to sit under dialogue for thriller, sci-fi, and horror scenes. CONCEPT: Blurring the line between score and sound design. One note, one groove, and textures that breathe.

DARK SCI-FI TENSION | 100BPM | Analog Cinematic Cue This is what unease sounds like. A slow, heavy cue built to sit under dialogue for thriller, sci-fi, and horror scenes. CONCEPT: Blurring the line between score and sound design. One note, one groove, and textures that breathe.

"Assimilation" - A masterclass in dark, conceptual audio architecture. This track is an entirely original production written, composed, and produced by Proteus Noir. It fuses a heavy, mechanical industrial pulse with dark big beat and raw, visceral tension designed for high-end cinema, psychological thrillers, and AAA gaming environments.