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Hope Lost
06:59
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High Anxiety
06:29
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Dead of Winter
05:05
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Cave of the Wendigo
07:18
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The Null Spectre Seattle, Washington
Dark ambient soundscapes that will haunt your nightmares...
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My first official release through a label. Available on cassette (limited quantities available).
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Did Sergio Leone score a Western Set on a Post-Apocaltptic Mars? No. We at least have this. Rain beaten Gothic cathedrals half covered in sentient moss and carniverous seaweed casting long reflections over the still waters of Martian canals. Green Buddhist poet-monks chanting the Lotus Sutra and dissolving into Nirvana. This is sad and gorgeous music. Leo
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It's really great! Really! The only downside is that transition between tracks 1 and 2 is not smooth. If Author could fix that and re-upload that would be great. Thank you! :) edit: ok, I fixed it myself :P
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An Unknown Compelling Force
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The backstory to this album (the Dyatlov incident in Russia in 1959) is fascinating. The music succeeds at creating a mood of mystery, but leaves the story to the listener's imagination. This album expects a lot from the listener, as long sections have wind noise and not much variation. But I keep coming back to it and listening again. It just works!
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Created to accompany a film about a bicycle trip from London to Edinburgh, “Heading North” is full of plaintive, whispery atmospherics.
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A delicate and moving work with the cinematic scope of a film score from Chinese composer and sound designer Rayson He.
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