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Litha

by DavidKBD

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rock metal piano instrumental ambient

9 tracks

24:33

1	Intro	1:28
2	Primeros Rayos De Luz	4:34
3	Sudor Y Tierra Seca	2:07
4	La Sombra De Un Haya	2:19
5	La Tormenta Rompio La Calma	1:54
6	Litha	4:35
7	Crepusculo	2:41
8	Lagrimas De San Lorenzo	2:45
9	Outro	2:10

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LITHA es una obra instrumental de 25 minutos de duración dividida en 9 fragmentos.

No pretende difundir un mensaje en concreto, pero se podría decir que es un tributo a la naturaleza.

En esta obra se puede apreciar las mas notables influencias de su compositor: Metal Sinfónico y Metal Progresivo.

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lalo.martins

Great stuff. Game/movie?

09/12/08

Very good stuff; good composition, good execution, good recording. For some reason, it makes me think of game soundtrack; I could totally see DavidKBD scoring a game or movie.

Crylion

Nice Album!

24/12/08

It's definitely a nice album. The metal influence in it could be a little more heavier or maybe more like in the stuff of bands like Empyrium for example, but the current style is great as well.
Please more of this!

iivpridevii

Good album

16/12/08

this is a melo feeling and then it transforms it into so many other emotions it could be in a game, also can anybody point me in a good direction for a dropbeat fast pacced and kinnda like rockish its for a montage so i need some help

10/12/08

02/12/08

Listening to this guys music, is like a breath of fresh air, very interesting, enjoyable, mellow, warm and varied, and leaves you in a very layback good mood.

Rattan

Nice work

26/11/08

Well crafted. Good composition, clean recording. Some really excellent musical ideas.

The mix and mastering sound a bit too "small" for the music though. Hard of explain, but to me it has a sort of intimate feel that would work better for some jazz or punk songs. Just my opinion, but this needs to have more of a feel of "vastness" to the mix to really showcase the ideas as well as they deserve.

If the mastering was on a par with, for example, the synthesizer lines? This album could be "awesome" instead of "real good".

I definitely like the music, though.