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Another dark OP-1 track with my friend Don Taylor on vocals. This is part of our live set that we'll be performing in a couple of weeks under the name of Spell Shamer. We're also one half of the long time running death metal band called Tzun Tzu. If you like death metal, check it out! \m/
OP-1 into Oto Boum for music.
Mic into Fractal FM3 for vocals.
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Very nice, riding the edge of soothing and unsettling. The death growls/harsh whispers were an excellent touch. This would sound amazing live.
Oh yes dark drone music with eerie vocals. Alien planets and creepy drones. That is perfect, and slightly unnerving. Let's use that as the music for the teaser to the next Alien movie.
I had to bring the dead patients from time to time to the mortuary in my old clinic. The room was in the basement floor 250 meters through concrete corridors, where also containers were automatically transported. I always was frightened to have an accident or whatever. This feeling had me back with your song.
yes.
as uneasy as this made me feel, i also found it oddly comforting. almost like i knew i wasn't facing the horrors alone.
thank you
Very nice, riding the edge of soothing and unsettling. The death growls/harsh whispers were an excellent touch. This would sound amazing live.
Oh yes dark drone music with eerie vocals. Alien planets and creepy drones. That is perfect, and slightly unnerving. Let's use that as the music for the teaser to the next Alien movie.
I had to bring the dead patients from time to time to the mortuary in my old clinic. The room was in the basement floor 250 meters through concrete corridors, where also containers were automatically transported. I always was frightened to have an accident or whatever. This feeling had me back with your song.
yes.
as uneasy as this made me feel, i also found it oddly comforting. almost like i knew i wasn't facing the horrors alone.
thank you
Thanks for all the cool AF feedback. Very much appreciated. I'm getting around to some listening of tracks now too btw. 
