Mainly be the film soundtracks you hear that bare no resemblance to 'normal' music. slow moody pieces that can drag on for quite a few minutes, and take you some where quite comforting.
70's synth 'emotional' music by the likes of Vangelis, Jean Michael Jarre, Mike Oldfiend, Brian Eno.
More recently Boards of Canada, Tosca, Boran and the club of gore, Baltic music from Germany, Cinematic Orchestra, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Deep Forest!, Philip Glass
Some Classical, Debussey, Avro Part, Michael Nyman, Satie, Arter Schnabel, Schostakowitsch
Nostalgia and regret get me in the neck quite a lot.
I tend to be fairly humorous with the other things I make, and even some other music too, this seems to be my ''down mood' outlet.
Duskrider delves into the world of subconscious sounds. Nostalgia through note and resonance.
Duskrider’s music evokes a film scene or setting, a rainy day in Gibraltar, or a forest in the snow, you just know there will be a 'poignant' close up coming up soon, then a mournful look into the river, before a painfully long drive into Moscow to 'deal with the emotional problems' the first two thirds of the film have been setting up. Thankfully this is only the sound track to such a film, and this film will never exist. Although it probably does, and was made in the 70's.
Sepia childhood comes into it somehow.
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