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Houul Records Newbridge, Ireland
An independent spanning various genres and strange styles of music.
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The Canterbury Tales
by Chaucerian Myth
supported by 5 fans who also own “Breaking the Cycle”
this shit is such goddamn heat man been listening to it for like 9 years at this point thanks for making this
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Breaking the Cycle”
Simply beautiful dungeon synth evocations of sylvan glades, poisoned pools, and phosphorescent herbal cures for maladies of the heart and spirit. Just as in our world, even peaceful places hide shadows within them, yet they also bear the radiant berries of redemption for those brave and persistent enough to seek them out.
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Ruminations Of A Hermit (Demo)
by Secluded Alchemist
supported by 4 fans who also own “Breaking the Cycle”
Secluded Alchemist was something that came to me via the dungeon synth compilations. While I knew the name floating around the libraries of dungeon synth, I was taken aback by the sound and competency of the project. Here was dungeon synth cast in minimal tones which recalled both a magical aspect as well as deep melancholy. For a demo, Ruminations Of A Hermit is certainly the right step in a wonderful career.
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Untitled Fantastic 22 Remix
by Denise Chaila and Deekapz
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 11, 2022
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The indie Irish rapper pairs old-school jazzy sounds with socially conscious lyrics.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 30, 2021
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Wandering Far
by Sequestered Keep
supported by 4 fans who also own “Breaking the Cycle”
Sequestered Keep is a masterful storyteller, and this story is one of monumental fanfare, sweeping mountains, and ends in a triumphant cover of Hammerheart. Legendary work and rightfully so.
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