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supported by 25 fans who also own “Hot Winds”
A dreamy, beguiling, nostalgic dungeon synth quest through the shires. But, it's so much more than that. The LP incorporates some unique key changes, field recordings and a lot of Mort Garson style synth work. It sometimes reminds me of old 70's PG horror soundtracks. The record is addictive melancholy inspiration. The ideal music for accompanying the dawning morning of an epic adventure.
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Enchantment of the Ring
by Secret Stairways
supported by 21 fans who also own “Hot Winds”
I love the mix of quiet melancholy and soaring wonder here. Listening makes me feel like I am looking up at the night sky on another world, watching impossible boreal colors dance along the horizon while tall trees sway in the keening wind, and gray-cloaked figures add their own long-dead voices to the joyful lament.
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The Forgotten Winter
by Winter Sphere
supported by 20 fans who also own “Hot Winds”
Winterly, cold, icy, very melancholic Dungeon Synth/Ambient with a freezing breeze from the deep forests.
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Froststorm Keep
by The Ashen Knight
Dungeon synth from Missouri that conjures dazzling & fantastic worlds in its eerie melodies.
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Synesthetic Xenotype I: Cataclysm
by Peter Gagliardi
The latest chapter in an ongoing electronic homage to "Freespace," a beloved space shooter video game series from the ’90s and ‘00s.
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A Shadow No Light Could Make
by Nathan Moody
A work of cinematic reach and breadth, the latest from Nathan Moody employs strings & synths & heavy atmospheres to build worlds.
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flies the coop II
by Hole Dweller
supported by 19 fans who also own “Hot Winds”
My favorite out of the three I believe.The sound is more aggressive and fits the cover art of what looks like a perilous journey for the protagonist. Fits well at being the second in the trilogy of albums. Every song is good and the cassette tape and package is of good quality. A Great buy that deserves a vinyl edition.
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