Originally released August 2024. This track retrieved abysmal attention when I first posted it so I thought I repost was due. This track was taken from the album Wanderer! Probably my most dramatic, epic, cinematic album, this is intended to be my most spiritual release to date. Conceptually Wanderer tackles some of the tough questions of life death and existence without directly endorsing nor denouncing any one religion or spiritual ideology apart from any other. Electronic and metal elements are still present but the orchestral and the naturalistic archaic folk elements are amplified to the highest degree. It also properly utilizes spoken poetry into the song structure itself which is something I've been wanting to do for a long time! To Believe? is the opener of the album and is where the story starts. Reflects on the thoughts of a man who is beaten down by the world and the worst of humanity to where his feelings of helplessness turn to bitterness and where he feels he only has his own cynicism as his only refuge. Full disclosure, generated assets are used once more in this project however, if I do say, with my own assessment, it is virtually indistinguishable from conventionally recorded audio. -I don't participate in the Loudness war, feel free to turn up -The vocalist isn't me and I can't say who it is -The person on the artwork does not exist -Please be respectful with feedback more

Hello everyone! I'm happy to announce the new album Echo. Echo draws from Apache mythology where someone's body upon passing must be burned with all their belongings otherwise they will languish in the desert for hundreds if not thousands of years until all is destroyed. The album is about a hypothetical warrior died in battle who must roam the desert after his body is never recovered. Desert Rain is grandiose cinematic song about a storm in the desert and all of it's spiritual significance. Storms happen very infrequently in American deserts but they tend to be very violent and intense. This is usually regarded as a time of great change and transformation. It is this storm which allows our central character's soul to be unanchored from this world and finally ascend higher into the world of skies with his debt paid many times over. Whether or not he is ready to face the "old people" or if he still prefers to run and hide to perpetuate his miserable but comfortable state now afraid of any change. Once again generated audio assets are used but in my assessment it is virtually impossible to discern which. -I don't participate in the Loudness war, feel free to turn up -The vocalist isn't me and I can't say who it is -The person on the artwork does not exist -Please be respectful with feedbackmore

Hello everyone! I'm happy to announce the new album Echo. Echo draws from Apache mythology where someone's body upon passing must be burned with all their belongings otherwise they will languish in the desert for hundreds if not thousands of years until all is destroyed. The album is about a hypothetical warrior died in battle who must roam the desert after his body is never recovered. Dawn of Dusk is simply about the especially heartbreaking realization that this soul can't be reunited with any loved ones or family, not even in death. Now the world seems so much colder and darker all alone. The nadir of his ordeal. Once again generated audio assets are used but in my assessment it is virtually impossible to discern which. -I don't participate in the Loudness war, feel free to turn up -The vocalist isn't me and I can't say who it is -The person on the artwork does not exist -Please be respectful with feedbackmore