“Celtic choir, Viking Age rhythms, desert winds and Nordic fjords: five cinematic tracks inspired by ancient worlds. Press play and disappear into it.”
Where notes meet machinery: Stewart Keller's Inky's Sleep haunts with a surreal 2D horror-adventure soundtrack of dark dreams and otherworldly creatures, while syn.terra's Mechanical Jazz fuses pianos, horns, and upright bass with distorted synth saws in a riveting industrial-jazz collision. Stan Stewart's Ritüel Kaçış proves five pentatonic notes carry surprising depth across a suite of world-influenced instrumentals, and Le Morte d'Abby's Fractured conjures a cinematic synth soundtrack for a non-existent movie, ranging from ambient drones to tense scene accompaniment. Djembe Funk's Instrumental Sludge Funk brings a mean-mooded Dirty South soundtrack vibe, while David Dellacroce's Economical Solo Guitar offers folk-jazz modal melodies and drowsy drones for the indifferent listener.
“Celtic choir, Viking Age rhythms, desert winds and Nordic fjords: five cinematic tracks inspired by ancient worlds. Press play and disappear into it.”
“Instrumental synthesized piano pieces, in a classical/neoclassical way, developed without repetitions or sections.”
“Neoclassical pieces with synthesized strings and pads, in a space uncanny unsettling aymosphere.”
“Instrumental pieces, in a neoclassical electronica mode, about an ocean and, simultaneously, about the quantum uncertainty.”