Name: The Eidolon by Torzelan
Duration: 2 min
Description: Slower, kinda doomy cover of the music in "The Eidolon" (1985) for Atari.

Original song by Travis Rinker "Nocturne Reverie".

Nocturne Reverie(New Song)

Slower, kinda doomy cover of the music in "The Eidolon" (1985) for Atari.

The Eidolon

Patrick and Steve take a close look at the soundtrack to Magician, an NES game released in 1990. Developed by Eurocom and scored by Neil Baldwin. Show note links:
http://dutycyclegenerator.com/
http://nes-audio.com/
List of longest known nes tunes- http://i.imgur.com/fcPgE3b.png

Episode 1: An Up Close Look at Magician (NES)

A cover of T.N.T. with DnD themes. Enjoy!

Lyrics:
See us cruisin down the Sword Coast
and my party’s on the scene
looking for a goblin nest
Fixin to gain XP
Wizard to the left of me
A Cleric to the right
we’re brandishing swords
preparing our spells
Time to start the fight

'Cause it’s DnD it’s a dungeon crawl
DnD time to kill them all
DnD We’re on a quest
DnD We’ll be the best

We’re dirty, beat and low on HP
Need a long rest soon
The rouge is prepping his thieves tools
the bard is shredding tunes
So lock up your treasure
Lock up your loot
we’ll take all your gold
and give you the boot
The NPC’s in town
Say we’re the best around

'Cause it’s DnD It’s a Dragon fight
DnD and we’ll show our might
DnD His damage is absurd
DnD mass healing word

'Cause it’s DnD fighting undead ghouls
DnD using home-brew rules
DnD casting fireball
DnD watch them explode

D.N.D.

Mild-mannered Greg Childers gets more vacation than he bargained for when he uncovers an evil plot by the enigmatic Dr. Killgarr.

Credits
Produced and performed by Tim Jennings, Kevin McShane, and Dave Park
Associate Producer: Jeff McMahon
Theme & Select Music by: Gregory Jenkins a.k.a. Gregtronic
Announcer: David Steel
Production Services provided by The Nerdist School in Los Angeles, CA
Additional Music & Sound Effects provided by AudioJungle

The Lusty Horde

Ep 104 - The Island of Dr. Killgarr

Catch this on YouTube!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q69lBprgBAI

My interpretation of what would be Scalebearer's (Quake Champions) theme track! I was kind of envisioning how fighting game characters have their tracks that play while I made this. Really wanted this one to sound like you're SLAMMING into something. ;)

Bull Rush

Catch it on YouTube!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_nsAeJIpDc

My interpretation of what would be Galena's (Quake Champions) theme song! I was kind of envisioning how fighting game characters have their tracks that play while I made this. As an Unholy Paladin, I felt that Galena needed two things, a gothic vibe and orchestral black metal. Right? The beginning of the song is a little nod to Parallel Dimensions off of the Quake 1 OST by Trent Reznor and using piano to set the sort of set the orchestral tone that I would be pursuing with the track. In my head, I was trying to mix Opeth, Dimmu Borgir, Nine Inch Nails, and Gojira while maintaining the Industrial Metal style I've established with the previous tracks, super challenging but really fun. Had to get some double bass and blast beats out of my system at some point. ;)

Crusade

Composed, produced and performed by: Jeroen Tel
Album artwork by: Jeroen Tel
(C) 2018 Jeroen Tel
All rights reserved.

A Maniacs of Noise release.

Background info about the music:

100% truthful to the feeling and inspiration I had when composing it.
Music is bigger than life and skips generations, political boundaries, religious needs and transgender trends... XD

DAW used: Renoise!

Quid Bro Quo

Jeroen Tel - Quid Bro Quo

This is another demo of a song in progress called "Shower Of Steel".
All of the guitars AND THE BASS were done with the prototype of our signature preamp/distortion pedal coming soon from Lone Wolf Audio.
The pedal is based on the classic early 80s signal chain of a Marshall Super Lead being boosted with a DOD 250 or MXR Distortion +. 
The Throne Of Iron pedal was ran through a Mooer Radar cab impulse loader straight into the interface. 

Drums are It Might Get Loud Productions/Ugritone's fantastic Assault Drums set, which emulates the sound of 80s metal drum sounds. 

Support the companies and thank you for supporting us!

Throne Of Iron Preamp/Distortion demo "Shower Of Steel"

rapped this over a slightly rearranged @8bitwizardmusic piece, found here: https://soundcloud.com/8bitwizardmusic/old-town-road-8-bit-version

i dunno song took me like three hours to write and record (and it shows)
should be good for a laugh
lyrics follow

yeaaa im gonna load my bots with accounts i stole
i gotta spam so these cams get sold
im gonna take linked text gonna make it bold
i gotta spam til the list run cold

i got a server that i hacked
serving pages full of crap
disabled Do Not Track
hyperlinks up in the chat
coding like its morse, ha
viewing all my source
vpn from cali
got me closing up my ports, now

everybody's cookie stuffing
and credentials dumping
everybody's cookie stuffing
and credentials dumping

yes i am a hacker
watch my hat get blacker
malware in the sandbox
cant detect my packer
helping out the newbies
mailer made in ruby
addressing like bleu cheese
tinder do not sue me please

everybody's cookie stuffing
and credentials dumping
everybody's cookie stuffing
and credentials dumping

hands down spam crown guess you better block hard
treat it like its minecraft whipping in a box car
spammer living lavish gotta thing for bending big laws
riding on the fringes and i puzzle them like jigsaws
MMS from the c2 slack
where i can send my commands and my preview stack 
think i can bang this FLAC til the list turn cold
i'm gonna spam 'til these camgirls old

Desktop

ytcracker - list run cold (8bit old town road flip)

This is a song about moving on from shitty people you don't need in your life, and being a badass and driving around in your van and growing a mustache. 

Got an idea to record some 70s style hard rock leaning into early 80s metal from watching a tour of Welcome To 1979 Studio in Nashville.

I tried to get as close to the production style and sound of the period on this, but all with plugins which emulated equipment and the workflow of the time. So pretty much just plate reverbs, channel EQ and compression, and a doubler for the vocals. 

Guitars were my pawn shop Superstrat, a Squier starter pack with a $12 single humbucker/single volume pickguard. 
Bass was my trusty 1983 Peavey Patriot.

Carl - A Man Who Likes To Rock

Gamer, musician, bonesword wielder.  
Covers, arrangements, originals and random fun stuff.

The Eidolon

Torzelan

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