This track is one with a long history. First written back in 2010, it was put aside for about 5 years now, only to resurface while performing a backup of the HDD.
Redid some of the compression that was in it and cleared up the sound as a whole. Hope you like it.

Variation III

Yet again one of my older tracks, again without vocals. This one's from way back in 2006, and actually was one of my first forays into electronic music.

Sphere Of Death - Extended Version

One of the oldest tracks still to be found on my HDD, back from a phase between 2010 and 2011, shortly before a hiatus from making music.

Haemophagous (Raw unmixed vocal edit)

Also one of the older tracks from a phase between 2010 and 2011, shortly before a hiatus from making music. This one's more the kind of slow-food compared to the rest of my oevre.

Where Worlds Collide (Raw non-vocal edit)

Also one of the older tracks from a phase between 2010 and 2011, shortly before a hiatus from making music. As with "Where Worlds Collide", this one's more the kind of slow-food compared to the rest of my oevre.

Lasse Los (Raw non-vocal edit)

Also one of the older tracks from a phase between 2010 and 2011, shortly before a hiatus from making music.

En El Nombre Del Diablo (Raw non-vocal edit)

Somewhat darker and slower than most of my other stuff. Yet, there is a glimpse of light.

This World Runs Silent - Instrumental (Raw edit)

This one's a bit older, and basically is the second part to "Sphere Of Death". While the first part was conceived to convey a rather somber mood, this piece inverts it somehow by being all the more uplifting.

Return To The Sphere Of Death

A current work-in-progress. Somewhat darker, slower, noisier than most of my other stuff..

angstmatrix - Mono)(chrom)(atique

So, what happens once you notice similarities between your newest idea for a neofolk/classical song and something you've certainly heard before? Right, you do some research. And I've found what seems to have influenced me on a subconscious level and decided to drop my own song in order to interpret Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy's Lied ohne Worte Op. 62, Nr. 3 in a way I like to hear it. I hope you do, too.