Welcome to Castles Underwater—a soundtrack for everything we build, lose, and leave to rot beneath the waves. Once-proud fortresses, crumbling stone by stone, swallowed by salt and time. Thrones that meant everything now sit empty in the dark, waiting for no one. These tracks drift like silt through a drowned past: slow, heavy tones, faint echoes, the sound of ambition settling into the seabed.

Castles Underwater

The bridge has cracked and fallen, its chains snapped, its stone slabs resting uneven in the silt. Once it marked the boundary between kingdoms; now it leads nowhere. What once guarded passage to power is now only ruin illuminated by pale light.

Moonlit Drawbridge

A corridor stretches into darkness, its arches bent beneath the slow crush of centuries. The silence is not empty but filled with the whispers of collapse, the quiet sound of stone surrendering. Even the strongest halls cannot resist the erosion of ages.

Hall of Whispers

The grandest chamber of all lies open to the sea. Pillars stretch upward into gloom, arches broken, stained glass replaced by drifting sand. Once a monument to permanence, the cathedral is now a hymn to loss, sung endlessly by the tide.

Cathedral of Tides

A circle of crowns rests in the sand, their shapes warped, their jewels gone. They look less like treasures and more like bones of kings long forgotten. Authority ends the same as everything else — scattered, rusting, swallowed by silence.

Crown Ceremony

Gold coins scatter across the floor of a ruined chamber, but they no longer shine. Crowns collapse in on themselves, brittle with corrosion, their weight too heavy to last. What was once priceless is now debris, proof that wealth holds no defense against decay.

Quiet Vault

The deeper the descent, the heavier the water feels, as if it presses down with the weight of centuries. Heat rises through cracks in the earth, carrying the memory of fire that once forged weapons above. Even in warmth, the ruins speak of futility: empires collapse, and all that remains is the slow breath of stone.

Deep and Warm

Heavy Metal and Electronic Music (approved by Corporate) to get you through your work day.

Deep and Warm

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