“The balance of the galaxy is in your hands.”
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.
Instrumental releases
61 in stock
“Ghosts in the machine lurk around every corner on this sonic excursion.”
56 in stock
“Can friends find their way through fear to hope?”
31 in stock
“Piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves, with horns, synths, upright bass, and bubbling marshes.”
39 in stock
“My fourth album, an ambient flight from a dead world into a liminal space.”
105 in stock
“A long improvised set of ambient bliss for your personal journey.”
Featured
23 in stock
“Be transported to another place and time. Listen.”
“Improv guitar over some funky beats”
72 in stock
“The soundtrack for spending a long, dark night in a hydroponic greenhouse.”
11 in stock
“Horror Soundtrack Concept New York Giallo”
5 in stock
“Instrumental synthesizer piece in a classical/neoclassical way, organized in three gapless movements.”
9 in stock
“Featuring spoken real Welsh so you know it’s good.”