In the heart of a ravaged battlefield, angels and demons clash beneath a blood-red sky. Their swords, once gleaming with divine light, are now stained with the blood of their fallen brothers and sisters. But amidst the chaos, the sound of an orchestra rises—a haunting symphony woven with strings, brass, and the ethereal voices of a choir. The music stops time itself.

The angels, covered in blood, lower their weapons and look to the heavens. Their wings, once bright, are now weighed down with the weight of countless souls. The choir’s lament grows louder, its voices resonating with sorrow and rage. Together, the angels cry out to God, their voices rising above the music: "Is this what you wanted?!" Their words echo across the battlefield, a desperate plea to the Creator.

The demons, too, stop in their tracks, the music seeping into their souls. The orchestra swells, capturing the deep anguish of both Heaven and Hell. Above, God and the Devil watch, their eyes locked in a moment of reflection, neither able to answer the cry that hangs in the air.

As the symphony reaches its peak, the music asks a single question, one neither side can answer: Was this war worth the price?

The choir falls silent, the final note fading into the darkness, leaving only the quiet whisper of fallen wings and lost souls. The battle may resume, but the wound left by this question will never heal.

Tools of War

The northern hemisphere is still in the middle of winter but we can dream of all those lovely warm days - past and future - on the beach with our loved ones!

Released on 17 Jan 2025

Tender is Thine Thought

A soft, ethereal piano and strings composition, drifting between stillness and sound. Gentle yet expressive, this piece invites a moment of quiet reflection.

Drifting through Silence

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Storm's Coming

Memoria

Electronic ambient music is hard to describe in words. Take a listen and describe it by yourselves, I guess! Anyway, always fun and great relaxation to produce these tracks. And thank God for Omnisphere! This instrument plugin really helps me to deal with the life and get to the Peaceful state of mind...

Peaceful State of Mind

A bit of 60s/70s inspired Gothic Horror. Imagine Mary Shelley and the gang, stoned out of their skulls, alternately telling and writing horror stories in a dark, haunted house by Lake Geneva. It is, of course, a dark and stormy night and there are strange things afoot. The Daffodils won't leave them alone, and there is something in the woodshed. Ken Russell is directing them.

All made with Arturia VST's, mainly the B3, Vocoder, Mellotron, CMI, Clavinet, Mini and Pigments. Mastered with Ozone, but pushed to the limit to give some extra retro.

Blood and Daffodils

Just bunch of nice software synths, peaceful evening, closed eyes and waves just emerge by themselves. If only there would be more moments like that, in all that hurry of life...

Grace of Lady La Mar

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Saving The Rest

All original tracks, this work dates back all the way up until 2016. This album is my life's work up to this point, some unfinished tracks and some finished, I've decided to put it all out there for the world to see and everything is going to be alright now. 

You must open your mind

Music is the greatest human invention, the only language that speaks to us all. It would be a shame not to share my share. Just for fun, just for mere survival of one man's mind. Thank you for listening!

Peaceful State of Mind

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