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Toad Sage Fort Wayne, Indiana
Synth Based Electronic Medieval Music
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supported by 60 fans who also own “Standing in the Shell of a Frigid Broken Home”
I met Fogweaver through Vedurnan and, later, Magelight. This more energetic take on their music is wonderful and exciting, a compelling twist bearing their unique signature.
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supported by 58 fans who also own “Standing in the Shell of a Frigid Broken Home”
I love this album and could return to it daily. Evoking Earthsea so effortlessly is a gift.
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For the Glory of Blackholm
by Elder Goblin
supported by 56 fans who also own “Standing in the Shell of a Frigid Broken Home”
I picked up the whole serpent sword discography and while there are quite a few amazing albums, the two by Elder Goblin are my fav. EG is the master of tone riding somewhere between crisp digital and blown out lo-fi. Genuinely impressive work. Can’t wait for new releases
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Froststorm Keep
by The Ashen Knight
Dungeon synth from Missouri that conjures dazzling & fantastic worlds in its eerie melodies.
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Imagination Never Fails
by Erang
The French Dungeon Synth maestro returns with an LP that reinvents his sound.
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Full Moon Over Yuletide Eve
by Elyvilon
Just in time for the holidays comes this marvelous comfy synth album to capture the warm spirit of the season.
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Ritual of Vampyric Blood
by Cefaris
supported by 56 fans who also own “Standing in the Shell of a Frigid Broken Home”
The same atmosphere as Striborg’s older material. Could be the score to 1922’s Nosferatu or 1931’s Dracula.
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