48 in stock
“An unforgettable collection of delightful arrangements”
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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
83 in stock
“Folk-jazz for the indifferent listener.”
81 in stock
“Folk-jazz for the indifferent listener.”
63 in stock
“Solo acoustic guitar vignettes”
125 in stock
“Five notes is enough.”
64 in stock
“To me, this is a soundtrack vibe to anything 'Dirty South.' It is 'Deliverance' in a song.”
“Across twelve binaural chapters, Social Treble takes a software architect from a Bangalore surveillance grid to a morning nobody is measuring.”
76 in stock
“A cinematic, somewhat ambient, instrumental, synth based soundtrack for a non-existent movie.”
35 in stock
“Lofi meets Chiptunes”
75 in stock
“An instrumental welding of jazz stylings with industrial sensibilities”
“Explore dark dreams, unravel uncanny puzzles, and evade otherworldly creatures.”
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