Get all 19 Chattox releases available on Bandcamp and save 85%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Department Of Works, Welcome To Pleasant Green. Population Unreliable, The Head Might Serve For The Tail, The Thinning Of The Veil, Verdant, A Familiar Guide, Shapes In The Mist, Snow In The Springtime, and 11 more.
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Shapes In The Mist
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A Familiar Guide
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Verdant
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Interlude
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Side A - Seamless Mix
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Side B - Seamless Mix
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Chattox England, UK
Dungeon synth from the north west of England. Antifascist.
Chattox recommends:
Mortuary Sword
by Erythrite Throne
The best raw, vampyric black metal/dungeon synth album there is.
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FGR020 A Fableglade Compendium Vol. 1
by Fableglade Records
Fableglade Records release seasonal batches of fantasy-themed music. They're awesome.
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Black metal, dungeon synth, post-rock... this is probably my favourite release on Vicious Mockery - the best UK dungeon synth/DS-adjacent label.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “The Head Might Serve For The Tail”
much of the dungeon synth found on Bandcamp is closer to Enigma than it is to Burzum. which is fine with me because I think "Sadeness" is a high point of modern musical achievement while I fucking hate nazis. however, most of the artists who create DS with more than a little nod to new age aren't as openly aware of that influence. enter Aura Merlin: the music is soothing and swoony, the textures are syrupy and gentle, and you'll be carried off to naptime on a cloud of lambswool. beautiful stuff!
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Demo I (The Sad Spirit)
by Ghoëst
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Head Might Serve For The Tail”
A lot of these synth based genres that have been popping up in Metal subculture has been unique to say the least, however not many of the projects seem to do their subgenres justice in creating a truly good sound that isn't just a cute gimmick. This is one of the few times, where I feel some songwriting chops exist. The atmosphere created evokes the soundtracks from gritty 80s Fantasy movies. 3.5/5
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After The End
by Gaze Into The Void
Hattiesburg, PA's Gaze Into The Void finds the soothing within the haunting on their latest dreamy dark ambient album.
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