Resurrection

In The Wind (Instrumental)

Brainchild

Prayers of a Dead Man (Kaixo Remix)

wouldn’t rather

Pen In My Hand (2013 Remastered)

Shift is the second EP by artist and remixer Daniel Voicians. His debut release, 2008′s The Inner Frame showed Voicians’ ability to meld beautiful orchestral sections with harsh electronic beats. Shift shows the same eagerness to fuse sounds from a variety of different genres. However, Shift has a greater sense of urgency and power to the sound. If The Inner Frame was the first tentative steps onto a new world then Shift is a full on invasion.

05 Nails

Mastering by https://soundcloud.com/aquiline-scope

Christina Marie Magenta - Crush(Paul Udarov Remix)

Filaments

Helix

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Production Music album for TV / Film / Games released by FiXT and Position Music. 
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VOICIANS - Bliss Generator

The Day the Curse Grew Stronger will be out on 4/23/13 and features ten tracks of epic instrumental hybrid dnb/industrial metal. The album will be available on Bandcamp, FiXT, and other major digital retailers. Audio CDs in digipaks will be available exclusively at the FiXT Store.

Bandcamp (Lossless)
http://thelunasequence.bandcamp.com/album/the-day-the-curse-grew-stronger

Audio CD
http://www.fixtstore.com/product/99973/The-Luna-Sequence---The-Day-the-Curse-Grew-Stronger-%28MP3-Album%29

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The Luna Sequence - Whitewash Currents

The Luna Sequence is the Electronic Rock project of Kaia Young. Having had an interest in electronic composition spurred on by the discovery of 90s dance and techno, followed by an immersion in the local college punk & metal scene, Young has synthesized diverse influences into a nascent hybrid form of Drum & Bass, Electronica, Metal, and Punk that has solidified over the course of six releases since early 2009.

While so far purely instrumental, the output of The Luna Sequence is both deeply emotive and highly cerebral in nature; it is a vehicle for both Young’s own internal emotional processes and her examination of the imperfect complexities of the human psyche at large, a theme reflected in the origin of the project’s name. Kaia explains: “The name was taken from a policy review of a psych facility. The author proposed a theory he jokingly called ‘The Luna Sequence’ regarding the residents’ self-abuse and suicide attempts during full moon cycles. The facility had a policy of pre-emptively locking everyone in isolation rooms before the full moon, and the author couldn’t understand why an otherwise well adjusted and behaved person would try to hurt themselves when put in isolation ‘for their protection’. People will be dysfunctional if you convince them that they are dysfunctional…” Most of the project’s releases have investigated a variety of such cognitive oddities that plague human-kind.