Thanks for uploading !! 'Shrine to a Forgotten Deity' could help me to finally find a certain resumee of my recent lecture of Stanislav Grof's 'LSD -- Doorway to the Numinous'. It was like an epiphany to me. The lecture of this work is bringing about some better understanding and systematics into my experiences with those psychedelics, mainly the point that it wont help to cultivate any yearning for reliving the 'passed' trip experiences, as over is over, everything had its place at that moment to lead me into the direction of a new inner snakehole waiting for solution....it's done in this special regard, and thus is just leftover the insight like in Melanie Safka's 'Leftover Wine' which said to me: Be glad to ever have had it, dont be sad that it's over....Yeah, music, this piece of music made it possible to draw the superordinated line to integrate something essential as a missing link connecting all my 'condensed' experiences....Music as a catalyst, as MY catalyst for re-structuring my mindset --- Oh moon thy magic be - big sad face of eternity --
Yet another band I need to check out. These songs, in some places, sound almost corrupted (well, except for Unfolding Soul, which sounds completely corrupted), like they were found on an old piece of technology that didn't fully stand the test of time. Adds beautifully to the overall mood. Feels like I am in a very old shrine or something. Edit: is it just me or does Priest Ensnarled By Its Curse sound like something straight out of old school Doom game?
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This channel refuses to stop putting out the best music I never thought I'd love.
Hit and miss with me, but when it hits, it HITS
love love love
I love the sound that happens when a sustained note gets loud and kind of breaks up.
Hentai404 welcome to dungeon synth
It's called clipping, I love it too :)
Thanks for uploading !! 'Shrine to a Forgotten Deity' could help me to finally find a certain resumee of my recent lecture of Stanislav Grof's 'LSD -- Doorway to the Numinous'. It was like an epiphany to me. The lecture of this work is bringing about some better understanding and systematics into my experiences with those psychedelics, mainly the point that it wont help to cultivate any yearning for reliving the 'passed' trip experiences, as over is over, everything had its place at that moment to lead me into the direction of a new inner snakehole waiting for solution....it's done in this special regard, and thus is just leftover the insight like in Melanie Safka's 'Leftover Wine' which said to me: Be glad to ever have had it, dont be sad that it's over....Yeah, music, this piece of music made it possible to draw the superordinated line to integrate something essential as a missing link connecting all my 'condensed' experiences....Music as a catalyst, as MY catalyst for re-structuring my mindset --- Oh moon thy magic be - big sad face of eternity --
Providing hope ...instilling the plausibility of an afterlife
fuck i am listening CTM from a hour ago and is already in my vault of best music
thank u for the new inspirations
great ! especially from 5:25 onwards :-)
OMG MOSS IS SO GOOD I LIKE MOSS SO MUCH MOSS IS MY FAVORUITE MOSSY MOSS MOSS MOSS
I'm sorry, World. The only thing I need is a ten-hour loop of Unfolding Soul, nothing else.
Yet another band I need to check out. These songs, in some places, sound almost corrupted (well, except for Unfolding Soul, which sounds completely corrupted), like they were found on an old piece of technology that didn't fully stand the test of time. Adds beautifully to the overall mood. Feels like I am in a very old shrine or something.
Edit: is it just me or does Priest Ensnarled By Its Curse sound like something straight out of old school Doom game?
i like moss
awesome
Love it!!
Again. Thanks for share.
literally dungeon synth
Good job 👍
I thought this was a post-punk channel lol
Why?
you know the name of its genre! fantastic job!
Orc-punk
"bass solo, take 1..."
El tercer tema me recuerda a The Connels - Seventy four, Seventy five
Oh
Puro black metal.