“An epic and melodic sequel to Wendigo, unveiling a vast realm of shamanic visions, ancient deities, and timeless mysticism.”
Press play on your next adventure: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Western Jeff in Tarnation Country takes Jeff on a wild frontier excursion into "adventurous musical frontiers of the highest caliber" in search of gold mountains, while MANYON ART WORK's Songs for Breaking Through Fear blends cinematic J-rock with heavy guitars, piano, and strings across seven emotionally charged tracks. Ergonomic Sound Office's Oh, Raichoso conjures soft-padded mallet rhythms inspired by Japan's Kurobe-Tateyama Alpine route, drawing you into a meditative focus, and Ken Wohlrob's Forgotten Music offers ambient-experimental compositions that feel "both familiar and alien — like an old language that is part of your DNA."
“An epic and melodic sequel to Wendigo, unveiling a vast realm of shamanic visions, ancient deities, and timeless mysticism.”
“A frosty dark ambient drone odyssey through the spirit world and the haunting transformation of the Wendigo myth.”
“Step into the underworld of Oddville, where the bizarre thrives and the strange becomes sublime.”
“Spanning the dark, ambient, and melodic, this album transports the listeners into a shadowy realm where myth and sound intertwine.”
“'Vermillion Dandelion' takes you on a haunting journey through shadowy soundscapes, weaving tension, mystery, and emotion into every note.”
“Atmospheric, haunting, and mesmerizing, this session captures the essence of winter as both a force of nature and a realm of imagination.”
“Inspired by the myth of Storm-Maker Red Horse, this album channels dark ambient soundscapes to evoke the primal power of tornadoes and tempestuous skies.”