I wanted to highlight this fringe with a release from neofolk act Footpaths which came through the latest winter tape bundle and also (which I found out much later) a side-project for Invisible Oranges' editor Jon Rosenthal. Fableglade Records' seasonal tape bundles are split between new releases from luminaries in the dungeon synth scene and fringe artists that skirt even the definition of the sound. It is truly a journey and one which feels old and ancient in its telling.įableglade Records has been noted in this column as an important label in the dungeon synth scene for their continual showcase of raw talent. Seefonktjúenderee's craft and skill resonates through its extensive landscapes of calm and lonely serenity. I have always felt a record composed of few but lengthy tracks is an accessible package for listeners as it offers a complete journey through mysterious lands.

At three tracks and nearing 49 minutes, Seefonktjúenderee combines glacial Berlin School electronics with icy dungeon synth textures to produce one of the best and most complete in the artist's catalog. In 2022 we see a special vinyl release through Dungeons Deep which continues showcasing and archiving amazing talent. To begin with the theme of shedding our responsibility to time, Seefonktjúenderee was actually released in July of 2021 through Dunkelheit Produktionen with recording taking place in the Fall of 2019. Dutch artist Nortfalke has been creating soundscapes in twilight since 2018 and their third record Seefonktjúenderee continues to see a progression of this sound.

Feeling like ps1 hagrid