Gondolin Records Denmark
Dungeon synth label.
Side-label:
galvornrecords.bandcamp.com
Distro:
forsakenrelics.com
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by Bellkeeper
supported by 33 fans who also own “Tanz Der Schatten”
Tim Rowland's talent as a musical craftsman is undeniable, and he demonstrates it again here. This album is like a great feast of everything we can love about dungeon synth: unique tones, more ambient and airy moments, dark atmospheres which oscillate towards the light, compositions which allow the escape of the spirit and stimulation of the imagination. Real magic!
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Slow And Heavy - Tyrannic Edition
by Diplodocus
supported by 31 fans who also own “Tanz Der Schatten”
As a paleontology enthusiast this is right up my alley. I just have one complaint: Tyrannosaurus rex doesn't have feathers. TYRANNOSAURUS REX NEEDS FEATHERS! Otherwise a stellar release! 66/10
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Storm Haven
by Guild Of Lore
supported by 30 fans who also own “Tanz Der Schatten”
When the old Knight retires to a happy ending, it might sound like A Wandering Path. Subtle chorus behind the strings evoke a warm and restful tone. Guild of Lore always go above and beyond with physicals as well.
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Finsterströmung
by Old Tower
Disappear into the dungeons of Old Tower on this three-track album full of eerie, funereal songs and foreboding atmospheres.
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Dear Future
by hhnoi
Potent darkambient from this German musician, where ghostly vocals float through shadowy layers of electronics.
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Memory Tracer
by AURAGRAPH
The latest from AURAGRAPH offers pulsing synthwave full of texture and color, emphasizing melody above all.
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Dragons of Autumn Twilight
by Casket Of Dreams
supported by 28 fans who also own “Tanz Der Schatten”
you wander away from your parents perusing the homewares department in the mall. bored with just a few dollars in your pocket, you find yourself shuffling aimlessly among the scented backlit windows. you open a door, it creaks loudly. several necks crane suddenly in your direction, belonging to lvl 99 warlocks, druids and necromancers. the door closes behind you. skaven slaves loosen their slings as you realise that you are in a games workshop, circa 1994. there is no escape
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