cool dark and mystic vibes, great work !!

Nice dark sounds in this one! Keep it up! :=)

very intense and dark soundscape. good work!

there are Zombies, and then there are teenage Cat Zombies who listen to Bauhaus and The The armed with a tape delay.. and they live at your house!  Great stuff.

I love the melody going on in the background. awesome

can relate/ this is great/a cat/ on attack

This song is part of 'In Vain, Vol 1' : https://soundcloud.com/lazyavenue/sets/in-vain-vol-1-1

Song &  Album Download available from: 

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Stars In The Sky

An instrumental song about the stars in the sky. Composed while I was thinking about the moment of looking up stars in the pitch black night sky in Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies. 

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written & produced by Lazy Avenue

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In Vain

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The End of Winter

Rehearsal.

With Steve Gilmartin on guitar.

Steve Gilmartin came over to jam with his bluesy electric guitar, with on my Peavy modeling amp while I played bass. He called the cat horror theme.

After I sent him the preliminary modifications of our playing as a foundation, he, after doing some unbiased research, emphatically stated that the title wording and substance should of an all out attack by cat zombies be as scary as possible. 

On Halloween, I made it so. 

I added many layers of synth, screams, effects, and darkness.

Attack of the Cat Zombies

Attack Of Cat Zombies

Finally done with this one. Took a good bit longer than I anticipated, but the time was necessary as I couldn't quite figure out how to end the piece. I think my solution is rather elegant and smooth, here's hoping it's not only me thinking that :P

All in all, I am much happier with this second entry to Horizon compared to the first. I really tried keeping this piece as consistent and thematically / melodically / sonically tight as I could without sacrificing variety.
For the most part I'd say that I succeeded, here and there maybe not so much. But I have to look at the big picture to not go utterly insane as is my nature.

That's also why I will stop trying to fix tiny issues that I am hearing now (but maybe imagining, would not be the first time...) and force myself to be content with what I have, cause the more I listen and the more I look out for mistakes, the more I'll hear (imaginary or real) - drives you nuts.

Again - all in all, this is the best thing I have done to date, in my opinion at least. Maybe not the most bombastic, maybe not the most intricate, but certainly what I wanted to end up with from the get go.

This obviously does not mean that I think this is as close as I would like it to be to the standard that I am setting for myself - but closest out of all the things I've done so far. 
And that's an improvement I am happy with.

I hope you can find enjoyment and maybe some peace of mind in this piece of music (if you read this far that is, if not.. well, doesn't change anything).

Cheerio,
Cedric

HORIZON - A Skyrim Soundtrack Expansion Project

Frozen Meadows

HORIZON - Frozen Meadows

Amplitude

This is the first entry to EXCURSIONS - Volume I, my new endeavour to produce as many pieces of music as fast as possible. 
I want to see how much I can do in a (at least for my standards) very short period of time, mainly to increase my overall efficiency when it comes to making music but also to get more experience in the process of actually finishing projects, which I lack.

This one is a simple progression that doesn't evolve much in terms of harmonic content but builds more upon the idea of: emotions first, complexity later. Since I tend to dislike things I make that are too "unoriginal" (as if that ship hasn't already sailed) and discard usable ideas that can easily be turned into something pretty good, I figured this would be the perfect way of trying to break this useless notion of reinventing the bloody wheel every time (not that I do that, but I hold myself to that stupidly impossible standard regardless).
I hope I succeed and I think with this piece I am on a good way towards getting better at that.

Hope you enjoy this little Richter-esque excursion. 
More (probably short) pieces will follow - they might be totally different to this one, they might be similar - I shall take what I can get :)

Cheerio,
Cedric

[ amazing photo by Vadim Sadovski that I used for this cover found here: https://unsplash.com/photos/rVk7NXidQFY ]

EXCURSIONS Vol. I

The End Is Never The End Is Never...

EXCURSIONS - The End Is Never The End Is Never...

La terre se transforme en or dans les mains du sage

Manon - Mythmaker

I Am Only So Alive As I Allow Myself To Be

Gone Out

Dark Ambient Music inspired by the writings of HP Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos cult. Be scared and enjoy!

CTHULHU MYTHOS: A KINGDOM BELOW

Experimental music that ranges feral beyond human constraints. 

The music covers a lot of non-genres. Multiple resonances include Dark/Ambient, Psych, Doom, Drone, Noise Rock, Kosmische, EDM, Trapwave, and Romantic Era and Post-Romantic, with special nods to the bands Swans, Earth, Caspar Brotzman Massaker, Godspeed You Black Emperor. Dystopian Inspirational for noble outlaws.

Electric guitar, bass, drum kit, lap steel slide and electrified dulcimers played with a violin bow, bodhrán, Peruvian triangle drum, snare drum, silver flute, double shepherd's flute, regular duclimers, spring reverb tank, suling, jaw harp, pungi, khaen, melodica, harmonica, broken cymbal, double wind wand, recorder, boatswain's pipe, penny whistle, slide whistle, MIDI controller to trigger computer's internal synth, voice, found objects, electric tennis racket...

Labels: Kryrart Ambient, Kryrart Records, Camembert Electrique, Cousin Silas Emporium, Dark Stereo, Sounds for the Soul Records.

My name is Rosemary Bensko, and SA is my artist name. While most songs are just me, and I do all the production, when other contributors are involved, they become part of the band for those songs.

Collaborators who contribute a stem to a track or were involved in a jam are always credited: XAW, Igor Iofe, Chris Nolte,Tom McCarthy of TM's Sundae Sauce, Steve Gilmartin, Psychedelic Mayhem, The Fall of Saigon, A.J. Kaufmann, with remixes by The Infinite Wimshurst. There are also joint ventures and SA playing and singing on other people's music.

Lots of music here you won't find elsewhere. Smaller amount is also on Bandcamp, Spotify, YouTube, Pandora, Last.fm, Instagram.

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