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It's finally here! The best worst movie of the year, and does this one have it all. God, an alternate universe Elvis, a 40 year old man trying to pass for 16, Ray Liotta - and none of it meant for laughs. Although there are plenty to be had.

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Chase The Haunted Pumpkin by Jean-Cedric Raynaglio

Example of my video game scoring.

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Chiptune Theme (Video Game Scoring)

On this atmospheric ambient album Ager Sonus takes us back in time as we join the Cult of Mithras. 

"The cinnamon scented scroll lies perfectly aligned on your silken bed sheet, the black seal of a lion's head catches your gasp as it stares you down. The test has begun! 

You stumble through the dark, your path a reflection of moonlight periodically piercing the clouds. Bare feet scrape rain soaked ground, the smell of wet earth and blood fills your exhausted breath. A faint glow signals you in the distance. Is this the beckoning you have been waiting for?" 

The Roman deity “Mithras” appears in historical records of the late 1st century A.D., and disappears from it in the late 4th century A.D. Unlike the major mythological figures of Graeco-Roman religion no ancient source preserves the mythology of the god. All the information is therefore derived from depictions on monuments, and the limited mentions of the cult in literary sources. 

The ancient cult of “Mithras” were especially popular among the Roman military who were intrigued by its mysteries. Worshippers of Mithras met in underground temples, now called “Mithraea”, which survived (to this day) in large numbers. The cult is rumored to have had its centre in Rome and was popular throughout the western half of the empire, as far south as Roman Africa and Numidia, as far north as Roman Britain and to a lesser extent in Roman Syria in the east. 

Mithraism is viewed as a rival of early Christianity. In the 4th century, Mithraists faced persecution from Roman Christians and the religion was subsequently suppressed and eliminated in the empire by the end of the century. 

Recommended for fans of instrumental ambient and video game/film soundtracks 

Ager Sonus CC Discography: 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/mithra 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/necropolis 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/book-of-the-black-earth

Mithra

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Beneath

Metatron Omega presents us his fourth album on Cryo Chamber, Evangelikon 

Under the ever-watching Eye of the distant, yet omnipresent cosmic force, Man has been growing and constructing his own symbols of himself and of the Ages. The great Mover is slowly pushing the grand mechanism of time and space, altogether with the boundaries of Universe, toward a greater step of knowing. 
And look: a tri fold nature of Man has been exposed and put under a trial. His body, his mind and his spirit had come under the shining ray of Revelation, where there are no secrets. Within the boundless, deep, architecture of cosmic monastery of the Universe, one seeks his destiny and perceives the journey he is upon, with his eyes transfixed by the boundless silhouette of the great Kosmokrator, reigning supreme at the Throne of Life. The gates are open, and the priests of Evangelikon have begun their mass. 

Recommended for fans of dark choir and ancient temples 

Metatron Omega Discography: 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/evangelikon 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/illuminatio 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/sanctum 
cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/gnosis-dei

Evangelikon

Eshaton

Shrine debuts on Cryo Chamber with the wall of sound heavy album Quintessence

In a world like this where the fundamentals of creation and the origin of life still remain beyond the scope of rational comprehension, this album will take you on a metaphysical journey into the primordial chaos of the building blocks of the Universe. It is based on the concept of the Four Elements - Earth, Water, Wind, Fire, plus the Fifth Element, Quintessence, which here represents the abiogenesis, and organic life itself.

Each track is here named after a specific Element and the titles are in Old Greek with Latin transcription. A rich texture of field recordings play carefully against strange instruments and haunting voices against a massive wall of drone.

Recommended for fans of textural walls of sound.

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