New Track! “Sumerian Protelarian”

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This one is interesting – my attempt at quasi-non-western/eastern/mystic gimmick music. Note use of non-western wind instruments, thick vocal harmony, gong etc.

One more track to go!

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New Track! “Sumerian Protelarian”

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