Bedlam 9 (Sting) | Audio Network UK

Bedlam2923/4
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesDesolate synth line builds to pulsing & tortured ambient electronica

3:3870 BPM
Bedlam 22923/42
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesMenacing ambient electronica underscore. No pulsing synth or drums

3:1170 BPM
Bedlam 32923/43
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesMenacing ambient electronica builds to tense pulse & drums ending

2:0870 BPM
Bedlam 4 (60)2923/44
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesMenacing ambient electronica builds to tense pulse & drums ending

1:0070 BPM
Bedlam 5 (60)2923/45
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesMenacing ambient electronica. Solo topline with dramatic finish

1:0070 BPM
Bedlam 6 (30)2923/46
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesMenacing ambient electronica builds with tense pulse & tortured synths

0:3070 BPM
Bedlam 7 (30)2923/47
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesMenacing ambient electronica builds with tense pulse & synth rise fx

0:3070 BPM
Bedlam 8 (Sting)2923/48
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesSparse distorted synth notes with delay sting

0:1870 BPM
Bedlam 9 (Sting)2923/49
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesTwisted building electronica sting

0:1870 BPM
Bedlam 10 (Sting)2923/50
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesPulsing synth sting

0:0570 BPM
Bedlam 11 (Sting)2923/51
Tom Quick (PRS)
11 mixesDramatic synth pulse sting

0:0670 BPM

Key: Ebm/D#m
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 70 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: In 1247 the Priory of St Mary of Bethlehem was founded in London devoted the healing of sick paupers. It later became England's first hospital for the mentally ill and was known to Londoner's as 'Bethlem' which in time became pronounced 'Bedlam'.