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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Guided by a Light, Beyond Skyrim: Bruma (Original Game Soundtrack), Winged Lord of Legend, The Heartland, Vol. 1, Piano Collections, Vol. 1, First Steps, Of Storms and Lo-fi, Three Scapes: The God Who Went Insane (Original Soundtrack), and 2 more.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Can't Hear the Moon”
The Beyond Skyrim composers have done a fascinating job at trying to follow in Soule's footsteps while also tapping into a side of Tamriel not seen in previous entries: a world defeated that is clinging to past pride. It's most notable in perhaps the anthem of Beyond Skyrim which is Daniel Ran's "Of Storms and Half light". Alex and the others do the same kind of work here and it produces a number of wonderful listens. "Heartland" is by far my favorite, the flute in it is chill-invoking.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Can't Hear the Moon”
Really love this album, super high quality compositions here. I do wish there was a track or two that remained quiet, but I am sure others quite enjoy the transition from gentle to loud.
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Time's End II: Majora's Mask Remixed
by Theophany
supported by 5 fans who also own “Can't Hear the Moon”
These albums should have been the soundtrack to the original game. It's unreal how amazing these interpretations sound
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Celeste Original Soundtrack
by Lena Raine
A relaxing ambient piano journey with occasional leaps into drum machine heaven to accompany the video game Celeste.
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DELTARUNE Chapter 2 OST
by Toby Fox
Catchy, quirky, and laced with beloved leitmotifs, the OST to Deltarune's second chapter solidifies Toby Fox's status as a VGM big shot.
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The Banner Saga
by Austin Wintory
Austin Wintory's latest soundtrack is for a role-playing video game. 25% of profits go to Education Through Music.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Can't Hear the Moon”
This album is a masterpiece if you're a Zelda fan. The instrumentation is rich. I'm really feeling the presence of the kingdom of Hyrule while listening to it.
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