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Wulfgaldar England, UK
Dungeon Synth
from the Marshes of East Anglia
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much of the dungeon synth found on Bandcamp is closer to Enigma than it is to Burzum. which is fine with me because I think "Sadeness" is a high point of modern musical achievement while I fucking hate nazis. however, most of the artists who create DS with more than a little nod to new age aren't as openly aware of that influence. enter Aura Merlin: the music is soothing and swoony, the textures are syrupy and gentle, and you'll be carried off to naptime on a cloud of lambswool. beautiful stuff!
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XIMEUA's debut EP is meditative, organic-sounding synth music inspired by Mexican progressive composers from the last few decades.
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Erang’s dungeon synth masterpiece “A Blaze in Time” comes to cassette via Dungeons Deep Records.
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Melodic dungeon synth gentle enough for your work day or your game night.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Princess in the Tower”
I'm pretty new to the Dungeon Synth community but specifically Castle Gardens is the first song in the genre where I trully felt transported somewhere else, to another time. That feeling is what Dungeon Synth aims to capture, and to think Aura Merlin has a whole album of these tracks. I'm excited for whatever comes next!
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