1. |
Complainte Du Croisé
01:22
|
|
||
2. |
A La Croisade
01:47
|
|
||
3. |
Hugues De Payns
02:16
|
|
||
4. |
|
|||
5. |
Les Terres Saintes
01:19
|
|
||
6. |
Ode à La Chevalerie
02:53
|
|
||
7. |
Béhourd
02:10
|
|
||
8. |
The Knight And The Cross
02:20
|
|
Crux Bellator France
Oher projects :
- Minas Tirith ( Dungeon Synth )
- Ruine ( Black Metal )
- Prairie D'Antan ( Black Metal )
If you like Crux Bellator, you may also like:
Mournful Melodies of Ophior's Grotto
by Dungeontroll
supported by 7 fans who also own “Croisade”
What a beautiful way to send off this amazing project. I love dungeontroll a lot and I am sad to see it go. However, this album being the end is as great of a closer there could be. Probably my favorite album in dungeontroll’s immense collection.
go to album
Gloom Omen
by Paths of the Eternal
supported by 6 fans who also own “Croisade”
Paths of the Eternal is one of my favorite composers in the dungeon synth universe and he offers us here a whole new sound, different from his previous albums, but just as captivating. This time it explores darker, even haunted and terrifying tones, but the end result is just as gripping and catchy. An artist with extraordinary sensitivity.
go to album
Return of the Ancients
by Mirthquell
supported by 6 fans who also own “Croisade”
If I had to pick a single word to describe Return of the Ancients, I think I would just say 'big'. The opening track sets the tone in a grand, sweeping style. This drama is reinforced through the tracklist with the use of bombastic drums and brassy horns. The journey sees some sort of resolution in the penultimate track, and the listener is gently released from the action in the final track which feels distinctly different from the rest of the album.
go to album
Melodic dungeon synth gentle enough for your work day or your game night.
go to album
Gentle dungeon synth with fanciful flourishes to soundtrack your next game night.
go to album
Originals/Remixes
by O. G. JIGG & FRIENDS
Spectral, dark-edged British folk, warped on the latter half by mesmerizing remixes. All proceeds go to Black South West Network.
go to album
