Prehistoric Gods, by Synthosaurus

Prehistoric Gods

by Synthosaurus

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Alex Synnthosaurus is paving the way to where this genre should go.
Experimental, uplifting and epic.
Favorite track: Reptile Blood. Favorite track: Reptile Blood.

John Gaunt This album sees the dinosaurs use guitars and more aggressive drums to add a heavier texture and aggressiveness to their songs. "Ripping Raptor" is the obvious example of what happens when the thunder lizards start shredding on their guitars and pounding on their drums.
- The Good: the older sound of Synthosaurus and quality compositions are still present. This is still Dinosynth, after all.
- The Bad: the audio sounds more compressed than usual, but that may be my setup. Favorite track: Ripping Raptor.

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Full Digital Discography

18

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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.	Reptile Blood 02:30		buy track
2.	Prehistoric Gods 04:49		buy track
3.	Ode to Pachycephalosaurus 06:12		buy track
4.	Flame of the Roar 03:26	lyrics	buy track
Dinos on the march Heading towards the land of the hidden secrets With power and strength through dark territories they unite with the flame of the roar The mysteries will be uncovered A new hatched egg of wisdom A new land to conquer
5.	Ripping Raptor 05:35		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 was truly a paleontologist's dream to discover. Here we have a dino tape with full on dino metal while still maintaining the dino synth wrapped in a majestic lo fi package. The dinos certainly knew what they were doing. We even found some dino scripture on a stone that seems to be some form of lyrics. We let one of our scientists sing this part on track 4, trying to be as accurate as possible to the artistic intentions of the dinos. The hunt for more music continues!