“A story and a dance”
Dreams, machines, and five notes to rule them all: Stewart Keller's Inky's Sleep OST haunts with surreal 2D horror-adventure scoring, while syn.terra welds jazz pianos and upright bass to distorted synth saws in gloriously mechanized rhythm. Stan Stewart's Ritüel Kaçış conjures surprising depth from world-influenced pentatonic suites, and Le Morte d'Abby crafts cinematic synth soundtracks for movies that don't exist — yet. Mother Raspberry rescues unforgettable arrangements from Zip disks and analog cassettes, while David Dellacroce delivers folk-jazz vignettes of drowsy drones and modal melodies for the indifferent listener.
“Celtic choir, Viking Age rhythms, desert winds and Nordic fjords: five cinematic tracks inspired by ancient worlds. Press play and disappear into it.”
“Instrumental synthesized piano pieces, in a classical/neoclassical way, developed without repetitions or sections.”
“Neoclassical pieces with synthesized strings and pads, in a space uncanny unsettling aymosphere.”
“One hand on the drums, one on the throttle: an interstellar getaway with groove, synths and some 8-bit stars.”
“Electronic drummer Sebastian fuses bouncing synths, acoustic beats, and his signature melodies into six tracks full of Bewegung, Klang, Energie!”
“Seven dark ambient meditations inspired by the Mithraic mysteries, where ancient imagery unfolds through quiet repetition and slowly shifting atmospheres.”