Our once glorious people, reduced to pathetic rabble. Our wealth squandered on pleasurable distractions. Our power chipped away, like the walls of the stronghold. Yet to gaze upon these crumbling towers is to witness who our ancestors always wanted us to become. To do so, is to be given a purpose worth dying for. So you can run from a past we have all but discarded. I shall stand, I shall fight, and fate willing, I shall rebuild. If only, that our grandchildren may squander it all over again. With or without you, ours will be a legacy worthy of lamentation.
@@EclipseAtDusk How could you steal that which was given freely? My only warning is that some variation of it may end up as a quote in the novels I am currently writing. If you should use it as inspiration for your own work, should I be offended? Should Wulfsige be offended for inspiring me first? Thank you for your compliment. The truth is that I have nothing online yet so youtube comments have been a great source of feedback. Perhaps I am not afraid of sharing because I cannot imagine running out of ideas when there is so much inspiration in our age of wonders.
@@Dillon1099 I feel a kindred spirit with you. Stranger on the internet. I have been stuck in the process of creating a story and it does me good to know that you are in a similarly early stage of your functional storytelling process. If I might ask what would you call your story so that I may know of you in the future?
A lone knight venturing through an abandoned castle. The dimly lit halls as he holds his hand over the pommel to his sword, the torches light beaming off his helmet as each step takes him deeper into the heart of this forgotten castle. As he takes his last step, there's a wide open chamber. It wasn't a dungeon, but a wide open chamber with pillars made of skulls. The knight grabbed a torch from off the wall and ventured into the room, barely able to see until the knight felt something watching him. He unsheathed his sword and faced forward to see a giant skeleton looking down at him from a throne of skulls. The dim lights in the skeletons eyes brighten as he begins to stand, the knight unshaken as he watches the giant skeleton tower over him, only for two more to be revealed on other side of the first.
This is awesome. Just the opening few seconds drew me in. The ambience, aesthetic, and the sounds, all hit the spot. Love the artwork, too. I'm an instant fan!
This whole video gives me serious Mork Borg vibes. I think I'll use it of background music in my next game session, my players will loved it. Thank you so much!
I listen to this album almost every week when I'm reading Berserk, so much so now that I imagine the music whenever I'm reading it without it - It just fits so well, incredible stuff!
This will be perfect for my DnD game, oh my god. One of my players is an ex elf turned into a warforged due to a curse set on his father by a demon because of a contract. But in reality the demon was forced into that contract by a man called The Mechanist; wich is a human who killed his humanity in search of a greater strenght, and became addicted with the image of evolution, turning into some sort of higher robotic being. When the team finally go after him, they will be thrown into an ilusion but they won't know that. It will be a perfect copy of their real world, but with a lot of "off" things.
This really fits into a world I've been building, about the fall of a kingdom lost to time and the cruelty of the Queen of Thorns. Her cruelty was so great that it still haunts the lands many ruins and shadows.
The level of depression and decay this soundtrack gives me is on the level of something you would hear in the video game "Project Zomboid." As someone whose in the midst of writing up a megadungeon with an element of a shattered long-forgotten history, this soundtrack is just the thing I need to get in the mood! Keep up the great work!
Now is the time of blood. Now are the days of sacrifice. Now is the end. No king am I, no lord of death nor living warrior. I am Orion. The Age of the Corpse God is begun.
sometimes the youtube algorithm just really gives me a winner, this rules. It would be cool to see some of the production process and tools that you utilized to realize this record/
It's such a variable genre that it's hard to judge it as a whole. It only has a "vibe" in common which is that it could be background music to a video game or a table top RPG session. Like most types of music, most of it is mediocre or bad. But there are quite a few albums that are great, for different reasons. I like "Tales from Southern Realms" by Ziggurat, "Compendium Reliquiae" by DIM (very Tolkien-esque) and "The Lunar Lexicon" by Aindulmedir
@@CrizzyEyes Well, yeah, that's all true. I just don't really like it, the same way I don't really like hip hop or grindcore. You'll catch me listening to Tech N9ne or Insect Warfare on occasion because it's quality music made by good artists, but I still generally don't like hip hop or grindcore. If you turn on a mediocre hip hop artist I probably won't enjoy the experience, but you can generally turn on mediocre deathcore or gospel choir and I'll enjoy the experience because I like the sounds and tropes of the genre regardless of the individual artist.
Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát tát hằng Nam mô
I was listening to this while working, as background music. After a while, I had to stop writing, so I could listen more carefully. It sounded very familiar, almost like a distorted Batman soundtrack from the 90s. Took me back to my childhood. When I searched for the track's name, it read "Knightfall". Trully amazing, @Wulfsige
it's amazing. sounds like something matt uelmen would make. really reminds me of diablo 2 ost for some reason. but at the same time it's so unique. the composition along with the title of each piece paints a very vivid picture. i know what i'm about to say is kinda cheesy and cringe but... it's like painting with sound. i've been missing this kind of music in my life. now i know what genre to dive into when i need something fresh. thanks.
Bro this stuff is a bop, just hit Jewels For Her Hair, and now I'm hooked. Good music for a RP session, totally gonna use this in my next DnD or PF2e session.
![Goblin War [ゴブリン] - Dungeon Synth Mix](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wEsuJoBKAvA/mqdefault.jpg)
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Our once glorious people, reduced to pathetic rabble. Our wealth squandered on pleasurable distractions. Our power chipped away, like the walls of the stronghold. Yet to gaze upon these crumbling towers is to witness who our ancestors always wanted us to become. To do so, is to be given a purpose worth dying for. So you can run from a past we have all but discarded. I shall stand, I shall fight, and fate willing, I shall rebuild. If only, that our grandchildren may squander it all over again. With or without you, ours will be a legacy worthy of lamentation.
Okay but I wanna steal this, this goes hard as FUCK
@@EclipseAtDusk How could you steal that which was given freely? My only warning is that some variation of it may end up as a quote in the novels I am currently writing. If you should use it as inspiration for your own work, should I be offended? Should Wulfsige be offended for inspiring me first? Thank you for your compliment. The truth is that I have nothing online yet so youtube comments have been a great source of feedback. Perhaps I am not afraid of sharing because I cannot imagine running out of ideas when there is so much inspiration in our age of wonders.
@@Dillon1099yo that was dope. Run with whatever spirit u were flying high with and ur gonna produce some siqq shit
@@samuelclayton08 I thankyou for your compliment Samuel. It is appreciated. I am working on chapter seven this very evening!
@@Dillon1099 I feel a kindred spirit with you. Stranger on the internet. I have been stuck in the process of creating a story and it does me good to know that you are in a similarly early stage of your functional storytelling process. If I might ask what would you call your story so that I may know of you in the future?
"Lofi Beats to craft your phylactery to"
I see I have been once again blessed by the algorithm.
'blessed'
same
This whole album gives me hella Berserk vibes. And that is the best possible compliment I could give someone.
I just discovered this and I'm in love. This is indescribable. Thanks so much for your work!
Thank you for listening!
@@wulfsigemusic Np, this is great! I subscribed too and I wish you the best with your music!
This one catches perfectly the feel of late 80s epic films. The album is overall a jewell, but "Soothsayer" alone did it for me.
A lone knight venturing through an abandoned castle. The dimly lit halls as he holds his hand over the pommel to his sword, the torches light beaming off his helmet as each step takes him deeper into the heart of this forgotten castle.
As he takes his last step, there's a wide open chamber. It wasn't a dungeon, but a wide open chamber with pillars made of skulls.
The knight grabbed a torch from off the wall and ventured into the room, barely able to see until the knight felt something watching him. He unsheathed his sword and faced forward to see a giant skeleton looking down at him from a throne of skulls.
The dim lights in the skeletons eyes brighten as he begins to stand, the knight unshaken as he watches the giant skeleton tower over him, only for two more to be revealed on other side of the first.
Great cliff hanger. Will you be continuing this story in the next Wulfsige release?
This is awesome. Just the opening few seconds drew me in. The ambience, aesthetic, and the sounds, all hit the spot. Love the artwork, too. I'm an instant fan!
This has become my go to background track while I write
This feels like the soundtrack to a modern RPG Dungeon delver using PS1/PS2 game graphics. I fucking LOVE this dude, oh my god!
Lunacid
Groovy tunes to write D&D stuff too. Thanks algorithm for leading me to this cool fella!
This whole video gives me serious Mork Borg vibes. I think I'll use it of background music in my next game session, my players will loved it. Thank you so much!
A great ttrpg!
Literally came to the comments to say I want to use this for Mork Borg
@@Zarathinius that's insane, I also came here to mention Mork Borg😅
bro really dropped a "3 days until the world-serpent devours the sun" type beat
Yeaaaah :) It's super on point! I run Trophy Dark with this in the background :)
Dark Sun vibes
This shit is my fuckin jam.
we makin it out of Dunharrow with this one
Hmm, lately the algorithm has been hitting me with some hits out of left field, this is 100% one of them, very nice Wulfsige
Gonna use this to study to
This is sublime!
Definitely adding this to my writing playlist. Thanks for this.
Love this. It'll serve as the perfect background ambience for my Old School D&D group as they descend into the depths of the Underdark
I always imagine the singing in the beginning to be skeletons nyeh-ing and it's fucking hilarious.
good stuff
I listen to this album almost every week when I'm reading Berserk, so much so now that I imagine the music whenever I'm reading it without it - It just fits so well, incredible stuff!
I hardly ever comment on videos. This album is fantastic. Liked and subscribed. Thank you for the amazing music!
This will be perfect for my DnD game, oh my god. One of my players is an ex elf turned into a warforged due to a curse set on his father by a demon because of a contract. But in reality the demon was forced into that contract by a man called The Mechanist; wich is a human who killed his humanity in search of a greater strenght, and became addicted with the image of evolution, turning into some sort of higher robotic being. When the team finally go after him, they will be thrown into an ilusion but they won't know that. It will be a perfect copy of their real world, but with a lot of "off" things.
Such a strong followup to Cold Dead Eyes, keep it up!!
Beautiful work.
Amazing , keep up the good work
This really fits into a world I've been building, about the fall of a kingdom lost to time and the cruelty of the Queen of Thorns. Her cruelty was so great that it still haunts the lands many ruins and shadows.
Love the artwork!
The level of depression and decay this soundtrack gives me is on the level of something you would hear in the video game "Project Zomboid." As someone whose in the midst of writing up a megadungeon with an element of a shattered long-forgotten history, this soundtrack is just the thing I need to get in the mood! Keep up the great work!
PROJECT ZOMBOID MENTIONED!!!!!!
Honestly this is incredible you just earned a sub 👏 I'd love to use this in one of my dnd campaigns 😁
Subscribed, deff going into the rotation for ttrpg sessions.
babe wake up new wulfsige just dropped
Hell yes!!! 💀💀☠☠💀💀
Algo brought me here
Do you have a patron or a way for content creators to pay to use your music in videos?
No patreon at the moment - message us at wulfsigemusic@gmail.com with your proposal and we'll get back to you.
Now is the time of blood.
Now are the days of sacrifice.
Now is the end.
No king am I, no lord of death nor living warrior.
I am Orion.
The Age of the Corpse God is begun.
sometimes the youtube algorithm just really gives me a winner, this rules. It would be cool to see some of the production process and tools that you utilized to realize this record/
NEW WULFSIGE?! FOR MY COLD, DEAD EARS??!
Real fan right here.
bru this is incredible.
Not gonna lie I don't really like dungeon synth but I clicked this on a whim and this has really hooked me. Good job
It's such a variable genre that it's hard to judge it as a whole. It only has a "vibe" in common which is that it could be background music to a video game or a table top RPG session. Like most types of music, most of it is mediocre or bad. But there are quite a few albums that are great, for different reasons.
I like "Tales from Southern Realms" by Ziggurat, "Compendium Reliquiae" by DIM (very Tolkien-esque) and "The Lunar Lexicon" by Aindulmedir
@@CrizzyEyes Well, yeah, that's all true. I just don't really like it, the same way I don't really like hip hop or grindcore. You'll catch me listening to Tech N9ne or Insect Warfare on occasion because it's quality music made by good artists, but I still generally don't like hip hop or grindcore. If you turn on a mediocre hip hop artist I probably won't enjoy the experience, but you can generally turn on mediocre deathcore or gospel choir and I'll enjoy the experience because I like the sounds and tropes of the genre regardless of the individual artist.
Amazing work! I am working on a small dungeon game and this fits the vibe perfectly.
Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng
Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng
Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát tát hằng Nam mô
Oh yeah, Feast of Fools hits different! The long horn riffs alternating with the chimey drums and string sounds 😚👌
I was listening to this while working, as background music. After a while, I had to stop writing, so I could listen more carefully. It sounded very familiar, almost like a distorted Batman soundtrack from the 90s. Took me back to my childhood. When I searched for the track's name, it read "Knightfall". Trully amazing, @Wulfsige
Makes me feel like I'm trying to save Nightcity and Middle Earth at the same time.
Cover art is head blewing! I really love it. Respect to you for using human made art. It's better than any ai shit.
Gives me the same vibes as the Blasphemous games. Really like it.
This needs to be for a video game OST it has to
Listening to this while playing an analog solo rpg :3
I've never seen every part a video be the most replayed part
it's amazing. sounds like something matt uelmen would make. really reminds me of diablo 2 ost for some reason. but at the same time it's so unique. the composition along with the title of each piece paints a very vivid picture. i know what i'm about to say is kinda cheesy and cringe but... it's like painting with sound. i've been missing this kind of music in my life. now i know what genre to dive into when i need something fresh. thanks.
This reminds me of old rpgs
And I can't pinpoint which game it reminds me of
Incredible album! It gives such an expansive an majestic impression. Do you plan on uploading your music to bandcamp anytime soon?
Thank you for listening! You can find us on bandcamp here: wulfsige.bandcamp.com
@@wulfsigemusic awesome, thanks!
Absolutely loved it, watched it while doing some late night work and it made for great atmosphere. Thank you for making this.
It reminds me of Andrew Hulshult's work for Amid Evil but taken like, to a whole new level! I am in awe
after hearing it twice I just realised it is actually ur own work... THUS I want to applaud u: it sounds great. nice work!
This is more than Dungeon Synth.
Okay Draconian
Man Feast of Fools goes so hard. Gets me geared up to bring down Gnasty Gnork.
Absolute heat, keep up the excellent work
The Algorithm delivers once again, my brothers and sisters. May our nights be free of suffer. May the music serve us well.
Bro this stuff is a bop, just hit Jewels For Her Hair, and now I'm hooked. Good music for a RP session, totally gonna use this in my next DnD or PF2e session.
The crescendo in the Old Kingdom is brilliant as well, it evokes the feeling of discovering something ominous, with world-changing implications
Soooo Gooooooood
was the image drawn by mike mignola? it looks like the hellboy comic series
The art is by Areif Rachmad @nenasmint
I don't know why is this music giving me ASMR effect, but I like it.
It's also called frisson, good music will do that
Wulfsige = Wolf-sye, "Wolf-Victory"
Badass name 😎
so this is like.. 5 or 6... listens, that is.
I'm on my third listen of this album...
This is the best soundtrack to a film that doesn't exist, yet I want to see and feel nostalgic for.
This is incredible, great job!
This is ridiculous. Flabbergasting I am. Subscribed with an angry face. Gonna play some ADOM to this stupidly awesome stuff.
playing this in the background while rereading "kill six billion demons"
Oh look. My new favorite genre
spotify release when :0
We got fukked by the holiday - we hope it will be out on Tuesday.
It's officially out now!
I clicked because I named my last M&B Warband character Wulfsige in Blood Eagle. Glorious work, sir.
Yet another fine gift from the algorithm
awesome.
Added to dnd campaign ty good sir 😁
this is great
Reminds me of Berserk.
i was wondering if the intro was a sample. it sounded great
What is the name of the Picture?
The artist, @nenasmint, titled it, Army of Skull.
@@wulfsigemusic nope, I cant find it...
He probably took it down from his portfolio because we licensed it. Here's his art station - www.artstation.com/nenasmint
@@wulfsigemusic yep, it´s not there...
I stand here, at the end of the World, listening to this 🦾🦾
Always gotta love it when Wulfsige drops.
this for a game or just a really neat track for fun?
Not for a game, though we'd love to do a soundtrack at some point.
Fantastic! I will have to come back and listen while I work on my art. Great work
C'est génial, bravo !
this album made me feel all of the things
Thanks for the banger.
great video
Did I hear an ebow?
👄👄👄💋💋💋💋💋
Made By Humans
I'd rather it be made by the Machine Spirit
The perfect thing to listen to while I begin reading Between Two Fires
such a great novel - thanks for listening!
Never heard of the novel, but after checking I will read it this year. Thanks for sharing.