Northern Myst

[Legato]

This is an ambient side project me and my friend formed. Our influences are Early Mortiis and Recent Burzum.
The songs are pretty atomospheric, we made them out of bordem. I'm curious to hear some opinions.

Northern Myst- Sunset On The Stream Of Northern Flame (http://www.archdandy.com/legato/Northern%20Myst%20-%20Sunset%20On%20The%20Stream%20Of%20Northern%20Fl ame%20.mp3)

Northern Myst- March to the Battlefield (http://www.archdandy.com/legato/Northern%20Myst%20-%20March%20to%20the%20Battlefield.mp3)

I recomend the 2nd song, the first one is more of an intro track.

[KrazzyJoe]

A little compression would be much appreciated...but i'm downloading the second one anyway.

[ihtia0]

I downloaded March To The Battlefield. I am thoroughly impressed as it sounds rather pro, and flows very nicely. I'll probably be putting this as the opening or closing track when I burn myself a mix cd next time, because I haven't made one in awhile. Anyhow, I'm quite fond of Northern Myst based on what I've heard and I'm looking forward to hearing more from your music project here.

[KrazzyJoe]

That was pretty neat-o. Good soundtrack music. :)

I am suprised, though that first part went on a little bit.

[Legato]

Originally posted by KrazzyJoe
A little compression would be much appreciated...but i'm downloading the second one anyway.

Alright, I reuploaded them in mp3 format.
Glad you like it :)

[H_Lektronika]

Not bad. I like it.

[dave303]

not too bad at all, i like this. very nicely put together, well done

[ironmessiah]

Nice, but im sure I've heard the string part from the second one somewhere before! Can't remember where, so I'm probably making it up. I really liked it.


The first one didnt work, by the way.



ironmessiah

[deftones_chino]

Thats some good shit Legato :)

[Legato]

Thanks Niggaz

[CarpathianRose]

Cool, i listened to March to the Battefield. Its got kind of an epic sound to it. It does reminds me of early Mortiis and especially Graveland.

[Legato]

Man, this thread is ancient. Hard to believe that this 'Ambient Side Project' is what it is today.