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Heimat Der Katastrophe Milan, Italy
DIY label focused on ambient punk, minimal-synth, dungeon-drone, wartime music and post-nuclear wave. Managed by a creative punx collective from Milano city.
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supported by 43 fans who also own “Leaving the village (to its fate)”
A dreamy, beguiling, nostalgic dungeon synth quest through the shires. But, it's so much more than that. The LP incorporates some unique key changes, field recordings and a lot of Mort Garson style synth work. It sometimes reminds me of old 70's PG horror soundtracks. The record is addictive melancholy inspiration. The ideal music for accompanying the dawning morning of an epic adventure.
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Imagination Never Fails
by Erang
supported by 37 fans who also own “Leaving the village (to its fate)”
I'm failing writing a deserved review.
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Slow And Heavy - Tyrannic Edition
by Diplodocus
supported by 36 fans who also own “Leaving the village (to its fate)”
Dinosaurs and Dungeon Synth? PERFECT. This is the album that really got me into dungeon synth again and made me continue my dinosaur obsession.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 6, 2018
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Christmas Bloody Christmas (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
by Steve Moore
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 27, 2023
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VFW (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
by Steve Moore
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flies the coop II
by Hole Dweller
supported by 33 fans who also own “Leaving the village (to its fate)”
My favorite out of the three I believe.The sound is more aggressive and fits the cover art of what looks like a perilous journey for the protagonist. Fits well at being the second in the trilogy of albums. Every song is good and the cassette tape and package is of good quality. A Great buy that deserves a vinyl edition.
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