https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VsUZeJ_W_g

Discoverer

/en/ˈsər-(ˌ)sē

An enchantress with a name similar to that of the goddess and sorceress Circe. 

Encirce

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

Sergey Melody songs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MUUJPPPHyY

MilkyWay embrace

You have drunk a few beers in Space California, you're under water, and there is an angel fish playing some alien synth-guitar hybrid. You think the fish is drunk. 
>get up

It's sunny and the water is clear. There is sand and there are colourful parasols on the beach.  The world spins and you find yourself back under water. Somehow, you are still managing to drink a cocktail... it has an umbrella in it. Ford is turning into a Penguin.
>_

Virtual instruments are Pigments and Juno-6. The bass is a Moog Subsequent 37 in real space.

Pond life 1985

You know those tracks where you just keep adding stuff but know you should really stop? Well this is one of those :)
Inspired by... a combination of being attacked by wasps (OK, I did accidentaly tread on their home), Hot Chocolate (the band) and all the cool synths in the early 80s.
Starts off scary, but maybe becomes happy(?) Learn to live with the wasps. Don't tread on their homes. But don't let them build nests above your front door. Lessons from life ;)
All synths from Arturia Analog Lab V - CMI, Emulator, Vocoder, SP-Xa, Mini, DX7. Plus a bit of Pigments and guest staring a real life wasp. The Vocoder phrase is one of the great defaults.

Who's afraid of wasps?

Haphazardly

Think an insane John Lord reincarnated as a 12th Century mathematician playing the outro for a John Carpenter movie. I toned down Lord Fibonacci's insanity... a bit.

The drums are slightly timed to the Fibonacci sequence. Slightly. Now isn't that proggy? ;)

Mats says 'This is very different. It is your most commercial track yet'. Mats is Swedish. I'm unsure as to whether he meant this as a compliment...

Mainly Arturia Analog Lab VST's plus Pigments and a few Ableton stock instruments. Mysteriously mastered with Ozone.

Graphic artists please forgive me for the AI origins of the image. I just don't have the patience to draw right now.

Mad Lord Fibonacci's Organ

ProgRockHouse? ProgHouseRock?

I was listenning to a lot of Primal Scream for a while, and this sort of came out of that. Been chewing on it for a while, wondering whether to make it longer or do something more fancy with the Hammond. But not.

Despite the image this is all VST's - Arturia mainly, the B-3 and SEM mainly, with Pigments on the lead. Drums are stock Ableton (Disco Arcade and Landlourdes kits)

Don't touch that filter!

this is my take on Mesmer the impaler, trying to use heavy dark tones to describe what he is.

K G G - New Spaces

Khaki Green Gills