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“Where legends are forged in sound.”
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
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“The shape of what's missing, held in the light that remains.”
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“A bouncy playful mind expanding set perfect for chilling/working/studying/existing”
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“Instrumental soundscapes with piano and electric guitar. Nostalgic, ancient and ethereal.”
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.”
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“A soundtrack for the winter season, expressed through somber ambient drones and frozen soundscapes”
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“'To be well.'”
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“Bunny’s Lament is an imaginary soundtrack for fragmented lives, to characters that have never existed, imaging the way they might react to situations familiar, dramatic, impossible.”
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“Electric guitar improvisations, drones, distortions, dissonances, and repetitions through ailing solid-state amplification from a crumbling room in a sinking house, in a poisoned city on the brink ...”
9 in stock
“Featuring spoken real Welsh so you know it’s good.”
“Music for the heart's deepest stories.”