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“A soundtrack inspired by various UFO abduction cases across the globe.”
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."
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“Inspired by creature features of the 80's, this psychill album combines analog vibes with synthwave elements to create a weird kind of retro-psychedelia.”
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“An album inspired by the Betty and Barney Hill UFO Abduction case.”
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“A raw and unflinching exploration of the artist's own struggles.”
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“Instrumental cinematic piano and guitars”
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“Listen to Mombi Yuleman and you'll discover music inspired by stories of monsters, myths, and legends.”
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“More musical tales to chill your bones...”
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“Each track transports listeners to realms of foreboding mystery, evoking an atmosphere of unrelenting gloom.”
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“Please be warned. Some of what you hear may disturb you.”
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“A gothic and mischievous auditory nightmare from Mombi Yuleman.”
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“Spatial electronic music for the phantoms of the underground”
“A dark psychedelic soundtrack to stomp to.”