The grim darkness of the far future
After getting into Warhammer 40k, I knew I needed to make an album that represented different aspects of the game, while making it suitable to play in the background while you game. This album also marked a new way to make music.
My personal favorites:
- March of the Omnissiah
- The Black Library
- Fall of the Death Lord
Dungeons upon dungeons
For this album, I wanted to create dungeon music based on specific dungeon ideas that myself and patrons came up with. The result ended up being some pretty thematic yet ambient dungeon tracks! Definitely one of my more interesting albums (in my humblest of opinions).
My personal favorites:
- Beneath a Tavern
- The Lost Temple
- Cavern of the Pit Fiend
- A Ghastly Haze
Thematic fantasy
After several albums of mostly non-fantasy, it felt great to come back to my roots! Lots of themes, and some solid backgrounds in this one.
My personal favorites:
- Keiku
- Alchemy at Work
- A Moonlit Battle
- A Brave Journey
- Alderheart
More eldritch terror
Y'all seem to be obsessed with this series, so of course, I had to make another! Definitely my favorite of the 3 in this lineup (so far), and the most successful of my eldritch music.
My personal favorites:
- Unveiling the Ancients
- The Waiting Room
- All is Lost
- The Gravewood
- Casian
Even more horrifying sounds of the future
FSoH II is an album that was in my backlog for... too long. Some of the songs were created several months before others, and I was ecstatic to finally have enough tracks to release this album!
My personal favorites:
- Space Graveyard
- That Night Feeling
- Downtown Vega
Themes of heroes
"Istir" was a personal project. I created a theme song for each of the PCs at the DnD table I play at, including the main villain as a gift to the DM! Much more "thematic" pieces, and less suitable for the background (but you do you)!
My personal favorites:
- Sir Eedrix's Solitude
- Zelle's Desolation
- Delilah's Descent
The frozen sounds of winter
This is an album I wrote during a heavy case of the winter blues. I had intended for this album to represent the polarity of winter; the coziness of being curled up in front of the fireplace with a good book, but also the terrible fear of being lost in a tundra wasteland in the middle of the night.
My personal favorites:
- A Fine Cabin
- Frozen Over
- The White Dragon
Music for epic battles
Roll Initiative is an album full of music for combative moments. Containing tracks for fantasy, scifi, and horror, there's something in here for every table, and every moment!
My personal favorites:
- Stand Your Ground
- Maiden Voyage
- Plasma Pistol
- Dark Vessels
More sounds of dread and insanity
The sequel to my best selling album, FtE II is chock full of even more terrifying sounds. This album followed a bit of a story, which was released in a series of short stories with each song on my Patreon. It was with this album that I decided I'd like to release a new version each Halloween season.
My personal favorites:
- The Shack
- A Dim Lounge
- Midnight
- The Entrance
- A Dark Ritual
A gothic world of strange day/night cycles
Illeria was created on commission for a client's dark fantasy homebrew DnD world. In a land where days and nights last weeks at a time, the denizens are strange beings where even the daytime is dangerous. At night, however, those who drink the mysterious moon water will find themselves becoming terrible creatures of the night.
My personal favorites:
- Illeria (Day)
- Elf, the Snob
- Halls of My Kin
- Mordrick's Fantasia
The sounds of dread and insanity
Fear the Eldritch is an album inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. As a man who frequently goes insane in his spare time, I wanted to create an album focused on the horrors of our inner thoughts, and the terrors of the outer cosmos. In short: this album was meant to make you spiral into insanity (plus a hint of dark jazz, to relax).
My personal favorites:
- 0
- Unlike Home
- A Journal
- Jest a colour...
- The Call
- An Awful Thing
Beeps and boops, hums and cantinas
Just Beeps had been planned since I finished Future Sounds of Horror (named after the song in that album). I had a LOT of fun with this album, getting to write things like alien robot dialogue, foreign creature sounds, and of course, plenty of beeps. While almost strictly sceneries, you'll find a couple tunes playing in the background!
My personal favorites:
- Hum
- Cantina
- Foreign
- Bits
The sequel to the fantastical best seller
This sequel came out 3 years (and 2 albums) after the release of its predecessor. Containing much of the same darkness as the first album, I intended to make Dungeons & Ambience Vol II a little brighter and slightly more musical than the original. Songs that remind you of home, tracks that drag you into mysterious forests, and Barry the bard got a hold of a microphone at some point, so there's a track on there of him drunkenly performing his sorrows. It was too late to remove it by the time we noticed. Sorry about that.
My personal favorites:
- Hearth
- Druid's Lament
- Creep
- A Drunk's Lament
Soundscapes to lead you into the natural ambiences of fantasy
Sometimes, music just gets in the way. This album of sceneries places you inside the scene, as if you were there. It's far easier to express the tranquility of the forest with the sounds of streams and birds; easier to express the freezing tundra with sounds of ghostly, unforgiving wind; and far easier to express the intimacy of the campfire with sounds of crackling flame.
My personal favorites:
- Thunder
- Campfire
- Dragon
- Lair
A little sounds of horror, a lot of sounds of future
After finishing up my first DnD campaign, I decided to GM some Starfinder! Every track in this album I made for very specific encounters, people, and locations in my sessions. I had created an entire universe, and this album directly reflects the vision I had for my game. A fitting album for any sci-fi setting, I hope it provides the same mystery and excitement that was contained within my own universe.
My personal favorites:
- Battery
- Drive
- Tensions Rising
- Just Beeps
Dungeons, dwarven cities, evil cults, and tragedy
The album that started it all! Back in 2017, me and some friends started our very first DnD game. My friend, the DM (and the artist for 2 of my albums), grew tired of film and video game soundtracks later in our campaign. So, he asked me to make a couple songs. Lo and behold, an entire album was born! To make it easy for us to access, I decided to throw it on streaming sites with no further plans.
My personal favorites:
- The Beginning
- Dungeon
- The Cult
- Shop
