Randal Collier-Ford Seattle, Washington
Dark Ambient
Electronic
Film
The Unfolding Story
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The Architects
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Ominous in mood and striking in it's execution, "The Architects" is a fantastic release by Randal Collier-Ford that fully displays the depth of his talent and the scope of his vision. An excellent collection of finely detailed and textured work that thoroughly engages, "The Architects" inspires repeated listens and deeper immersion by the listener, offering greater rewards the further you dive into it.
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Promethean
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supported by 41 fans who also own “De Vivis Somnium Mortis (part I & II)”
I've just finished listening all the trilogy in one take. It is amazing album and a great finalle of the story! It is very different dark ambient - it is dark, but also because of it's melodies and advanced technical sounds it does bring feeling of hope somehow.
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Remnants
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supported by 39 fans who also own “De Vivis Somnium Mortis (part I & II)”
A strange but excellent effort from RCF with hints of Industrial. Grand sweeps and tremulous strings contrast with with quiet ambient mixes. Aural landscape feels like an industrial landscape riven with open cut mines, husks of factories, dunes of ash and stagnant pools of filthy water.
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If We Seek With Intent
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Glowing melodic synth sequences meet jagged noise and other industrial textures on this new LP by soundtrack composer René G. Boscio.
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I DUE EVASI DI SING SING
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This soundtrack for an Italian slapstick comedy reveals a different side of the composer’s talent.
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Mank (Original Musical Score) WITH EXTRAS
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Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's score for "Mank" perfectly captures the sound of an era.
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Gnosis Dei
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supported by 36 fans who also own “De Vivis Somnium Mortis (part I & II)”
I ended up finding not only a new artist, but a new genre of music I had never heard of. Extremely pleased that I came across this.
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