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Heino Brand Cape Town, South Africa
Creating soundtracks for imaginary worlds.
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Stories Of Times Forgotten
by Krilloan
supported by 43 fans who also own “The Great Escape”
This is a really fun power metal EP. Containing elements of speed metal and melodic metal, it’s epic without trying too hard like so many power metal band’s releases do. There’s cheese, but it ain’t cheesy. Not by a long shot. Definitely check this out! You won’t be disappointed.
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Where Silence Dwells
by PSILOCYBE LARVAE
supported by 41 fans who also own “The Great Escape”
[Instructions/information]: album contains an interesting, elegant and at some points exotic mixture of melodic death metal and doom, magnificently enriched with clever use of electronic elements of varying intensity. Vocals are of varied, tasteful styles, but impressive and well-executed throughout. [Warning]: in case of auditive absorption, will have to be put on considerable rotation for a prolonged amount of time. Listener discretion is advised. Thanks for the code, this is fvcking sick!
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supported by 37 fans who also own “The Great Escape”
Canadian Death Metal... Provided by Emmy Susani | EMSU Media
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DELTARUNE Chapter 2 OST
by Toby Fox
Catchy, quirky, and laced with beloved leitmotifs, the OST to Deltarune's second chapter solidifies Toby Fox's status as a VGM big shot.
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The Banner Saga
by Austin Wintory
Austin Wintory's latest soundtrack is for a role-playing video game. 25% of profits go to Education Through Music.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 5, 2013
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supported by 36 fans who also own “The Great Escape”
Merci Déhà for the download code. Lots of bands use these ingredients – pretty female vocals over doomy guitars always sounds good, but usually that's where the ideas run out. That isn't the case here. Each song is packed with ideas and evolutions, genres and references it's boring to list but not at all to listen to. A pleasure to have been introduced to this.
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