Dark Dino Era, by Synthosaurus

Dark Dino Era

by Synthosaurus

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MarsDragoner Stampeding and thundering foundations which get accompanied by surprisingly catchy and weirdly futuristic bass lines. The hammond organ gives off a retro science fantasy flair which fits perfectly with the story and leads to some rather unexpected bits. The album explores a few branches and is varied enough in terms of songwriting and instruments. Very mysterious, quite unique and with a neat little concept. Favorite track: Power Bomb.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Gorgeous Creatures, Prehistoric Gods III, Dino Vacation, Evolution + Beat 'em up Dino, Dino Trance, Prehistoric Gods 1 + 2 (Remasters), Dark Dino Era, Dino Deja Vu, and 10 more. , and , .

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1.	Power Bomb 12:03	buy track
2.	Clade of Saurischian Dinosaurs 04:52	buy track
3.	Steps of Absolute Doom 07:55	buy track
4.	Skeletons 07:28	buy track

about

Background:

Many, many years ago... when dinosaurs ruled the earth... somewhere during that time there was a big explosion... Suddenly a keyboard appeared and the dinosaurs were baffled, especially the T-Rex. Somehow they managed to master the arts of the synthesized new machine and this recording you are listening to right now was discovered by a team of scientists just recently...

Updated information:

This album was found during an era which is uncertain. What is not uncertain is that it was from a very grim period of dinosaur activity. Captivating, gloomy and dark, hence the name "Dark Dino Era".