Get all 15 Vetus Supulcrum releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
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The Boneflute Spell
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Lamenter's Veil
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Skeletal Dance
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The Death Of Canuleia
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Cherub Song
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The Hills of Nysa
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Vetus Supulcrum Netherlands
Epic Dungeon Synth / Fantasy music from the Netherlands since 2019.
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Exceptionally difficult to choose a favorite track here. This is melancholic, mournful winter synth at its finest. Beautiful and haunting. Feathers in Snow, Blizzard Spells, and On the Wings of the Winter Ghost are truly all favorites. I missed out on the vinyl and tape but hope they’ll make a return one day.
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Ambient artist charaxes creates the soundscape of an alien forest, with gentle melodies fading into environmental textures.
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Melodic dungeon synth gentle enough for your work day or your game night.
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The same atmosphere as Striborg’s older material. Could be the score to 1922’s Nosferatu or 1931’s Dracula.
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