Realm of Shadows: Midnight Syndicate: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Prophecy
2. Into the Abyss
3. Noctem Aeturnus
4. Tempest
5. Eye of the Storm
6. Sanctuary
7. Among the Ruins
8. Realm of Shadows
9. Raven's Hollow
10. Beyond the Gates
11. The Summoning
12. Spectral Mist
13. Soliloquy
14. Twilight
15. Serpent's Lair
16. Black Woods
17. The Night Beckons
18. Legions of the Dead
19. Witching Hour
20. Harbored Souls
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Midnight Syndicate blends orchestration and synth textures with sound effects to create gothic-horror soundscapes. The goal of the music is to transport listeners to worlds and movies of their own creation.

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3.8 out of 5 stars (5 customer reviews)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Musick from The Shadows..., May 17 2004

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Draconis Blackthorne (The Haunted Noctuary) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Realm of Shadows (Audio CD)

"Venture to The Realm of Shadows where restless spirits arise from unknown depths to wander the shores of night." - Booklet Literation.

More intrumentations from the minstrels of the Macabre. XXI songs array this manifestation, which incorperates sound effects such as gongs, sqwaking crows, howling wind, violins, growling hounds, church bells, & nefarious narrations.

With titles such as "Into The Abyss", "Realm of Shadows", "Serpent's Lair", "Black Woods", "The Night Beckons", & "Witching Hour" {not the Venom song}, there is no doubt to the darkened quality of this opus.

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4.0 out of 5 stars The Night Beckons, May 12 2004

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Clarissa "MoonGoddess" (Ontario, California) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Realm of Shadows (Audio CD)

I, for one, am not big on any type of background music but Midnight Syndicate is a proud exception for they certainly know how to create good atmospheric Goth music that's gloomy and foreboding. The dark moods (tortured wind blowing, distant bells ringing, mournful singing full of sorrow, ect.), eerie dialogue and haunting orchestrations (the dirge of an organ playing especially gives me the chills) are a perfect companion to a spine-tingling horror novel or a spooky video game or a ghostly house on Halloween. Just don't play this around kids as it might give you, I mean them, nightmares.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The perfect mood setter, Jan 11 2004

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Bonnie Goszka "logan greenwood" (Cleveland, Ohio USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Realm of Shadows (Audio CD)

I found this CD to be the perfect companion for reading and writing horror fiction and poetry. It can call forth the shadows in a decidedly effective and inspiring way, and serves exceptionally well in evoking a sombre atmosphere of foreboding and dread. While on the whole the disc tends more toward subtlety, there are several intense moments that maintain an air of suspense and keep the listener ever wary...Well done, gentlemen!

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4.0 out of 5 stars What darkness conjures, the night harbors.
2000's "Realm of Shadows" is an eerie soundscape set in a desolate village beyond the coast of Raven's Hollow. Read more

Published on Jan 8 2004 by Pamela Scarangello

1.0 out of 5 stars Wrong!
I bought the D&D disc and that wasn't so bad so I got this. What I found out is that Midnight syndicate aren't very good. Read more

Published on Oct 22 2003