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Main Theme
04:26
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2. |
Wild Frontier
02:49
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3. |
Ride of the Rangers
03:29
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4. |
Death at High Noon
03:24
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Western Prayer
02:29
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6. |
The Heist
07:01
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7. |
Homestead
04:42
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8. |
Whiskey Stomp
01:41
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9. |
Before the Storm
02:35
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10. |
Raid
03:49
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11. |
The Law Won't Save You
03:22
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12. |
Burying Friends
02:57
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13. |
Slow Train
01:26
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14. |
Railway Attack
03:58
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15. |
Vengeance
08:21
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Steven Lynn Chicago, Illinois
Steven Lynn is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and teacher in Chicago, IL.
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At this point, Fief II is a classic of the genre and the DS revival scene. It honestly doesn't get better than this, just other than. The orchestration is beautiful, the instrumentation is playful and appropriate, and the entire album captures a moment in time long forgotten or along another dimension. II by Fief is wonderful and deserves the praise heaped upon it.
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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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Austin Wintory's latest soundtrack is for a role-playing video game. 25% of profits go to Education Through Music.
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Everywhere at the end of time
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I can get lost in the ambience of the later stages. It feels like I'm floating, letting the noises just occur in my head. I genuinely listen to K1 on a regular basis. Absolutely recommend.
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