PSALM ZERO
SPARTA
Last Things (2020)
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Psalm Zero's third album, the first with live drums by Kim Abrams, and Ron Varod on bass. The most accessible, rock-oriented PZ release.
NOTHING HUMAN
KNOW MY PLACE + four other singles
Last Things (2019)
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A series of five singles, heavy on electronics, sound design, and dark pop melodies.
CHARLIE LOOKER
SIMPLE ANSWERS
Last Things (2018)
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Song cycle for tenor and two sopranos, with a 17-piece chamber orchestra, based on the work of Julia Kristeva and Patrice O'Neal.
PSALM ZERO
STRANGER TO VIOLENCE
Profound Lore (2016)
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The second PZ album, still as a duo with Andrew Hock, with electronic drums. The project's most collaborative and synth-heavy release.
M LAMAR
SURVEILLANCE PUNISHMENT AND THE BLACK PSYCHE
Negrogothic (2015)
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M Lamar's harrowing opera about love and lust between master and slave on the American plantation. String arrangements by Charlie Looker, performed by Mivos Quartet.
PSALM ZERO
THE BIRTHRIGHT TRILOGY
Black Mass (2015)
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Triple-cassette series, including two singles from Stranger to Violence, two B-side remixes, an acoustic version of a PZ classic, and the epic, "lost" studio track "Hunchback".
PSALM ZERO
THE DRAIN
Profound Lore (2014)
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The band's debut album, a duo with Andrew Hock. Ice cold drum machines, industrial and black metal riffing, and melodic vs harsh twin vocals.
PERIOD
2
Public Eyesore (2014)
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Studio document of this long-running doom-impov trio with Mike Pride and Chuck Bettis. Guest appearances by Darius Jones and Sam Hillmer.
SEAVEN TEARES
POWER BALLADS
Northern Spy (2013)
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Debut and only full-length from the acoustic quartet, featuring authentic renaissance instruments. Elements of Death in June, John Dowland, and the Mamas and the Papas.
ZS
SCORE: THE COMPLETE SEXTET WORKS 2000-2007
Northern Spy (2012)
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Featuring several early Looker compositions, and guitar work throughout. Compiled from various out-of-print EPs and 7-inches. Seminal documents of '00s "brutal prog".
PSALM ZERO
FORCE MY HAND
Last Things (2012)
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7-inch single, featuring an earlier recording of Force My Hand, as well as a psychedelic acoustic reimagining of Willpower, a classic song from noise rock legends Today is the Day.
