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Dungeon Lore Foundation (DLF) - part of Russian Dungeon Synth community, created for releasing independent musical records in that genre.
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supported by 35 fans who also own “In The Forest”
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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Ritual of Vampyric Blood
by Cefaris
supported by 32 fans who also own “In The Forest”
The same atmosphere as Striborg’s older material. Could be the score to 1922’s Nosferatu or 1931’s Dracula.
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Labyrinth of the Golden Princess
by Dungeontroll
supported by 30 fans who also own “In The Forest”
Another perfect piece of dungeon synth. Love the cassette too.
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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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Another riveting winner from the Australian label Altered States, the latest from Troth floats aching vocals over ambient synth beds.
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After The End
by Gaze Into The Void
Hattiesburg, PA's Gaze Into The Void finds the soothing within the haunting on their latest dreamy dark ambient album.
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supported by 30 fans who also own “In The Forest”
Elder Goblin is the master of tone. This is one of those artists you can’t get enough of and find yourself desperately searching something similar. Both releases are creepy and butter smooth. Fat-ass tones paint an impressionist (and impressive!) landscape of fuzzed out darkness. Headphones highly recommended
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