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Post by Hoz Seca on Jul 23, 2024 9:47:17 GMT -5
Greetings, appreciated community,
I'm new to these forums, but being an occasional and recurrent reader for some years now. When life and family circumstances allows me to do so, i enjoy joining some sounds together under different project names, like the one i would like to share with you, with a stronger DS/folk/ambient approach. Even though this EP is not new in any way, i guess is the more DS focused from the project, and as a Tolkiendil myself, inspired by one of my favourite First Age stories from Middle Earth.
Thank you for listening! Best,
B.
P.S. Even though i've read the basics about the use guidelines of the DSF, please move or delete the post if it's not its correct place to be published.
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Post by Potions Of Eleanor on Jul 24, 2024 14:09:09 GMT -5
Really enjoyed "When lamps fade in Annon-in-Gelydh".
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Post by Hoz Seca on Jul 29, 2024 5:18:42 GMT -5
Thanks for listening! Playing 'The Stygian Pines Of Renhollow' now, loving it so far
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Post by doomed on Jul 29, 2024 7:52:27 GMT -5
This is all really good, especially like the use of field recordings in "En el peirβΓ³βn". Has a vibe that really takes you somewhere else.
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Post by Potions Of Eleanor on Jul 30, 2024 10:14:22 GMT -5
Thanks for listening! Playing 'The Stygian Pines Of Renhollow' now, loving it so far Thank you as well! I'm glad you're enjoying it.
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Post by Hoz Seca on Jul 31, 2024 3:53:30 GMT -5
This is all really good, especially like the use of field recordings in "En el peirβΓ³βn". Has a vibe that really takes you somewhere else. Really appreciate your words! Thank you very much. Heading to your bandcamp now to check your music.
As a note/curiosity, those recordings were taken in a small and beautiful village that i spend some days in every year, located in the center of the so-called "southern or spanish laplands", whose population density is similar to the one in the scandinavian laplands or the scottish highlands. Name of the project itself comes from a natural canyon located nearby.
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Post by doomed on Aug 1, 2024 12:13:37 GMT -5
This is all really good, especially like the use of field recordings in "En el peirβΓ³βn". Has a vibe that really takes you somewhere else. Really appreciate your words! Thank you very much. Heading to your bandcamp now to check your music.
As a note/curiosity, those recordings were taken in a small and beautiful village that i spend some days in every year, located in the center of the so-called "southern or spanish laplands", whose population density is similar to the one in the scandinavian laplands or the scottish highlands. Name of the project itself comes from a natural canyon located nearby.
I find it really fascinating to learn the real world lore of pieces like these. It's interesting to see that real world raw vibe applied to such a fantastical medium and for it to work so well. And don't get me wrong, your other releases are great too and very captivating (especially "Roris et thymus"), "En el peirβΓ³βn" just took it further to me as a fan of field recordings in music.
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Post by Hoz Seca on Aug 16, 2024 10:44:49 GMT -5
Those are really nice words to read, thanks! I totally agree. Field recordings help a lot to transmit the whole idea that could be moving around the head... Always carrying a tiny recorder just in case Really dig your tracks as well (specially "Enchanted by the songs of river sirens"), pretty evocative, liked a lot the overall feeling of the cover art too.
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