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Listen / Buy digital version here: V.A. - HDK Dungeon-synth magazine # 9
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Hello dungeoncrawlers!
Episode nine of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine is finally here in your hands and within earshot. As we write these words we are in the middle of a monstrously torrid summer, the hottest and longest we can remember, at least here in Milan (Northern Italy). It seems to be in the prologue of one of those quests that speak of absurd natural phenomena, signs of a curse that involves the village where we, travelers in search of adventure, have ended up. A curse that we, heroes of a yet unwritten story, after a series of incredible adventures, thanks to our equipment and our spells, will be able to defeat, earning a lot of experience points.
But this - unfortunately - is not the beginning of an adventure but the harsh reality! And we fear that certain problems are not solved with a lucky roll of the dice. Time will tell!
Now let’s throw ourselves headlong into this new episode of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine: let’s start with a big name in the DS scene, we’re talking about the great Frost Clad from Oregon with his brilliant “The Guardian of the Threshold”, a story that mixes battles and ambition, with a mocking ending. We continue with the music ensemble called Woods of Sith Cala from Germany and their “The Battle of Shakka”, which instead tells a tale of friendship and loyalty. Turning the side, we find Elminster from Michigan (USA) - known to the DS scene for his Ithildin Tape Production label - with his “Revelations of Gudrun”. The episode closes with the incredible Scrying Glass from Chicago (USA) with his extraordinary prog suite (!) entitled “Hall of the corpse dragon”: a perfect soundtrack for your creepy halloween!
Have a good listening! Hello dungeoncrawlers!
Episode nine of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine is finally here in your hands and within earshot. As we write these words we are in the middle of a monstrously torrid summer, the hottest and longest we can remember, at least here in Milan (Northern Italy). It seems to be in the prologue of one of those quests that speak of absurd natural phenomena, signs of a curse that involves the village where we, travelers in search of adventure, have ended up. A curse that we, heroes of a yet unwritten story, after a series of incredible adventures, thanks to our equipment and our spells, will be able to defeat, earning a lot of experience points.
But this - unfortunately - is not the beginning of an adventure but the harsh reality! And we fear that certain problems are not solved with a lucky roll of the dice. Time will tell!
Now let’s throw ourselves headlong into this new episode of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine: let’s start with a big name in the DS scene, we’re talking about the great Frost Clad from Oregon with his brilliant “The Guardian of the Threshold”, a story that mixes battles and ambition, with a mocking ending. We continue with the music ensemble called Woods of Sith Cala from Germany and their “The Battle of Shakka”, which instead tells a tale of friendship and loyalty. Turning the side, we find Elminster from Michigan (USA) - known to the DS scene for his Ithildin Tape Production label - with his “Revelations of Gudrun”. The episode closes with the incredible Scrying Glass from Chicago (USA) with his extraordinary prog suite (!) entitled “Hall of the corpse dragon”: a perfect soundtrack for your creepy halloween!
Have a good listening!
Episode nine of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine is finally here in your hands and within earshot. As we write these words we are in the middle of a monstrously torrid summer, the hottest and longest we can remember, at least here in Milan (Northern Italy). It seems to be in the prologue of one of those quests that speak of absurd natural phenomena, signs of a curse that involves the village where we, travelers in search of adventure, have ended up. A curse that we, heroes of a yet unwritten story, after a series of incredible adventures, thanks to our equipment and our spells, will be able to defeat, earning a lot of experience points.
But this - unfortunately - is not the beginning of an adventure but the harsh reality! And we fear that certain problems are not solved with a lucky roll of the dice. Time will tell!
Now let’s throw ourselves headlong into this new episode of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine: let’s start with a big name in the DS scene, we’re talking about the great Frost Clad from Oregon with his brilliant “The Guardian of the Threshold”, a story that mixes battles and ambition, with a mocking ending. We continue with the music ensemble called Woods of Sith Cala from Germany and their “The Battle of Shakka”, which instead tells a tale of friendship and loyalty. Turning the side, we find Elminster from Michigan (USA) - known to the DS scene for his Ithildin Tape Production label - with his “Revelations of Gudrun”. The episode closes with the incredible Scrying Glass from Chicago (USA) with his extraordinary prog suite (!) entitled “Hall of the corpse dragon”: a perfect soundtrack for your creepy halloween!
Have a good listening! Hello dungeoncrawlers!
Episode nine of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine is finally here in your hands and within earshot. As we write these words we are in the middle of a monstrously torrid summer, the hottest and longest we can remember, at least here in Milan (Northern Italy). It seems to be in the prologue of one of those quests that speak of absurd natural phenomena, signs of a curse that involves the village where we, travelers in search of adventure, have ended up. A curse that we, heroes of a yet unwritten story, after a series of incredible adventures, thanks to our equipment and our spells, will be able to defeat, earning a lot of experience points.
But this - unfortunately - is not the beginning of an adventure but the harsh reality! And we fear that certain problems are not solved with a lucky roll of the dice. Time will tell!
Now let’s throw ourselves headlong into this new episode of HDK Dungeon Synth Magazine: let’s start with a big name in the DS scene, we’re talking about the great Frost Clad from Oregon with his brilliant “The Guardian of the Threshold”, a story that mixes battles and ambition, with a mocking ending. We continue with the music ensemble called Woods of Sith Cala from Germany and their “The Battle of Shakka”, which instead tells a tale of friendship and loyalty. Turning the side, we find Elminster from Michigan (USA) - known to the DS scene for his Ithildin Tape Production label - with his “Revelations of Gudrun”. The episode closes with the incredible Scrying Glass from Chicago (USA) with his extraordinary prog suite (!) entitled “Hall of the corpse dragon”: a perfect soundtrack for your creepy halloween!
Have a good listening!