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Towards the Tower
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Northern Winds
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Golden Fields
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Sunny Days Past
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Exorcism
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On Downy Wings
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Fimnur Vermont
Fimnur is an ambient project inspired by winters in Vermont.
email: fimnur.music@gmail.com
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Troubadour Songs”
I would give a pint of genuine unmixed blood to own the Aindulmedir cassettes. ...Which means less today - in the age of iodine and catheters - than it did in say, the dark ages. Oh well, I stand by it.
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Grayshadow Ruins
by Mountain Realm
supported by 6 fans who also own “Troubadour Songs”
Ten album (jak i pozostałe) to zdecydowanie odkrycie roku! Właśnie takich dźwięków potrzebowałem! Total support from Poland!
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The Winter Scriptures
by Aindulmedir
supported by 6 fans who also own “Troubadour Songs”
Remember your first time walking into Temple of Avo in the game Fable? Remember that January where the snow knocked out the power for a week, so you spent it playing Pokemon Yellow, charging your gameboy by the car cigarette lighter? Remember reading The Once and Future King in the sunken living-room library, while the Ponderosa pine limb scratched the glass window? This album smells like childhood.
go to albumA moving new album from the dungeon synth titan that perfectly sums up the mood of our times.
go to albumA dungeon synth icon unveils his magnum opus.
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The Shadow of the Past
by Ithildin
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 16, 2024
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The Lunar Lexicon
by Aindulmedir
supported by 6 fans who also own “Troubadour Songs”
One thing I did with Aindulmedir's work was to use it as the sole background music while reading Mervyn Peake's"Gormenghast" series. Because of that, The Lunar Lexicon is now the soundtrack of Titus Groan in my head. When this music plays, all I can picture is the ancient, crumbling, dusty, mossy, labyrinthine castle of The Groans. It's wonderful.
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