Abinox 2
by lpower
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Opening
07:16
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Passage
06:24
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Think, Do, Act
05:26
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3 in 4
10:02
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Alliances
06:31
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Front Line
08:52
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about
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With Abinox I lpower explored what makes a video game soundtrack tick. With Abinox II he returns with a similar concept in mind. Once again, the basic components (sounds, structures and emotions) of his favourite soundtracks are used as building blocks, this time using a wider sound palette, including the Nintendo Entertainment System and DX7 Synthesizer, allowing space for more experimentation and resulting in a deeper, darker release. Moreover, the compositions are longer but refuse to repeat or loop, creating a strong narrative and constant progression.
Telefuture and Pterodactyl Squad can safely say that this is one sequel that doesn't suck.
Both Abinox I and II can be downloaded for free via Pterodactyl Squad, while a limited cassette can be purchased in the Telefuture shop.
WANT A DIGITAL COPY? DOWNLOAD THE ALBUM FOR FREE via PTERODACTYL SQUAD!:
www.ptesquad.com/more/pte044.html
***
With Abinox I lpower explored what makes a video game soundtrack tick. With Abinox II he returns with a similar concept in mind. Once again, the basic components (sounds, structures and emotions) of his favourite soundtracks are used as building blocks, this time using a wider sound palette, including the Nintendo Entertainment System and DX7 Synthesizer, allowing space for more experimentation and resulting in a deeper, darker release. Moreover, the compositions are longer but refuse to repeat or loop, creating a strong narrative and constant progression.
Telefuture and Pterodactyl Squad can safely say that this is one sequel that doesn't suck.
Both Abinox I and II can be downloaded for free via Pterodactyl Squad, while a limited cassette can be purchased in the Telefuture shop.
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released August 15, 2013
Album art by: lpower
Album art by: lpower
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