Synesthesia

Album ANW 4273Synesthesia

Paul Dinletir (ASCAP) | Kevin Rix (ASCAP) | Sergiu Muresan (PRS) | Steffan Koch (ASCAP) | Stuart Roslyn (PRS) | Darius Moldovan (APRA) | Goran Dragas (BMI) | Daniel Lozinski (PRS) | Martyn Corbet (BMI) | Hannu Honkonen (TEOSTO)

Synth glitches meet low booms, uncomfortable FX and squealing textures in these urgent tension tracks.

41 tracks

  1. Maligore
    Maligore4273/1
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    When alien monsters attack the small seaside town, man's puny, ancient defenses are no match. Sound the alarm, fire the automatic weapons, nothing penetrates its scaly Kaiju armor.
     
    2:36160 BPM
  2. Wheeljack
    Wheeljack4273/2
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Low booms and dark alarms pulse with glitchy synth textures setting an ominous intro; a rhythmic beat scratches and swirls up to an anxious build, tension climbing with every pounding, accelerating moment
     
    2:35120 BPM
  3. Modular Hound
    Modular Hound4273/3
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Futuristic, primal growling intro, stretched synth glitches pound with massive drum hits; squealing textures and wild drums build rhythmically, steadily pulsing towards a massive climax
     
    1:24120 BPM
  4. Chernabog
    Chernabog4273/4
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Bending horns stretch across ominous, dark pulses, creating a minimal but tense intro; builds gradually, steadily, slowly burning to a buzzing, glitching, dangerous outro
     
    2:38120 BPM
  5. Outer Perimeter
    Outer Perimeter4273/5
    Stuart Roslyn (PRS)
    Menacing horn blasts create a sparse intro until evil, slicing, metallic stabs cut across the beating heart pulse; layers of uncomfortable FX, dissonant and dark, pound with deep drums and wailing synth swells
     
    2:28120 BPM
  6. Dialga
    Dialga4273/6
    Darius Moldovan (APRA)
    Minimal intro with reverse swirls and skittering synth textures; shrill alarm tone sets an urgent pulse while stabs of glitchy textures, strings and shrill sounds build and swell to an urgent climax
     
    1:31144 BPM
  7. Facilier
    Facilier4273/7
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Darkly textured synth bass growl hits intro; low pulses while squealing, flanging synths stab and slice; glitchy, shuddering percussion builds as the alarm sound blares, accelerating for a tense outro
     
    2:04112 BPM
  8. Wheel of Time
    Wheel of Time4273/8
    Goran Dragas (BMI)
    Time passes in mysterious ways; ticking, pulsing beat and human breath, heart beats faster as the cue accelerates, running faster and faster to a massive, pounding, percussive climax
     
    1:23121 BPM
  9. Orbus
    Orbus4273/9
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Brutal, metallic stabs ring out in this evil intro; creepy pads swirl beneath tense textures and blaring synth squalls, building gradually with distorted, pulsing textures to a rhythmic, frightening outro
     
    1:48105 BPM
  10. Impus
    Impus4273/10
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Subwoofer alert - deep bass brahms and low synth textures glitch and pulse, building up rhythmically with glitchy layers of low end everything
     
    2:0396 BPM
  11. Hans Rose
    Hans Rose4273/11
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Deep, swirling bass swells hypnotically while distant, distorted metallic bells ring an ascending tonal scale; building rhythmically to a slow but steady, dark and ominous, trance-like climax
     
    2:2288 BPM
  12. Triptoids
    Triptoids4273/12
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    High pinging hits ring out over low pulsing bass; layers of subtle high synth and scratching textures mix over deep booms, building with pounding drums to a powerful climax
     
    1:54118 BPM
  13. Vivix
    Vivix4273/13
    Goran Dragas (BMI)
    Distant, but dangerous synth textures layer over a rhythmic alarm tone; ticking, chugging, pounding percussion accelerates towards an urgent, driving back end
     
    1:43120 BPM
  14. Trakeena
    Trakeena4273/14
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Massive, long blasts of deep synth bass create a slow but epic intro; glitching textures and pounding drums build with metallic hits to a fast outro
     
    1:2789 BPM
  15. Monstrous Prowess
    Monstrous Prowess4273/15
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Somewhere the phone is buzzing like a muffled jackhammer. Disoriented, panicky, you try to remember last night. Fast pulsing club synths, hits of something, fighting, running, driving into a blackout.
     
    2:2892 BPM
  16. Gojira
    Gojira4273/16
    Daniel Lozinski (PRS)
    Buzzing blasts set an ominous atmosphere; scratching synth textures and bending growls layer in for mystery until a rhythmic drum beat hints at something coming; bouncing tones and massive drums build to climax
     
    2:01100 BPM
  17. Motodrone
    Motodrone4273/17
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Sudden growling synth blasts and huge drum hits stab an intro over a dark, driving bass pulse, building with rhythmic pings and pounding percussion with layers of high tonal shrieks
     
    1:27100 BPM
  18. Jorginho
    Jorginho4273/18
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Massive, distorted synth squalls lead into a menacing, bouncing bass rhythm; steadily marching at an ominous pace, squealing synth blasts layer in, building with ticking percussion to a tense, driving outro
     
    2:00120 BPM
  19. Devastator
    Devastator4273/19
    Martyn Corbet (BMI)
    Rhythmic ticking pulse with low booms builds with an airy, mysterious rise and distant knocking hits; rattling percussion and scratchy, textured rise builds and intense climax
     
    1:54120 BPM
  20. Mad Scientist
    Mad Scientist4273/20
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Dissonant, unusual synth tones pulse and bounce, building with eerie chiming bells and twisted synth textures; dark and menacing, creepy but driving and determined, building with marching strings, deep brass blasts and strange samples
     
    3:0990 BPM
  21. Mothra
    Mothra4273/21
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Distant, echoing, stretching tonal blasts layer with low booms and a deep bass pad; scratching textures and a pounding drumbeat march towards a rhythmic, pulsing distorted synth back end
     
    2:39120 BPM
  22. Aberration
    Aberration4273/22
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Deep, glitchy blasts layer with menacing bass pulses and a tense synth pad; distorted bass stabs layer with massive, slicing hits, accelerating towards a dark, ominous, deadly climax
     
    2:02120 BPM
  23. Goldar
    Goldar4273/23
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Metallic growls and mechanical rattles stab while low, tense, sparse textures scratch and menace; a rhythmic pulse builds anticipation while slicing hits and ominous, distorted pads accelerate to a brutal, bombastic outro
     
    2:1890 BPM
  24. X Borgs
    X Borgs4273/24
    Goran Dragas (BMI)
    High, echoing pings layer over a sub bass pad; plucked tones interplay with tense strings, subtle, glitching textures and massive drum hits; mechanical, metallic rhythms pound, building towards a massive climax
     
    1:32110 BPM
  25. Serrator
    Serrator4273/25
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Deep brass blasts bend upwards over a rising, rhythmic pulse; glitchy synth beats and textures slice, squeal and slam over pounding drums; a huge bass drop leads to a giant, rising climactic build
     
    1:52160 BPM
  26. Zurgane
    Zurgane4273/26
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)Hannu Honkonen (TEOSTO)
    High, textured pings flutter over deep synth bass stabs and massive drum hits; glitching textures rise and drop, leading to a rhythmic, pounding and driving middle; building with sliding tones and piercing synth pulses
     
    2:17120 BPM
  27. Paresthesia
    Paresthesia4273/27
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Alien communications, dissonant radio signals layer over rhythmic bass pulses and low drums; squealing beeps, urgent disconnection tones, montage of efficient robotic overlords
     
    2:35160 BPM
  28. Master Vile
    Master Vile4273/28
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Echoing monster howls layer with deep bass blasts and squealing synth percussion; shrill tones and a tense rise build tension while driving drums pound out an urgent tempo, building to an intense climax
     
    1:45160 BPM
  29. We Are Not Alone
    We Are Not Alone4273/29
    Goran Dragas (BMI)
    Distant, distorted pings and deep booms pound a tense, mysterious intro; massive stabs slice over a low pulse, swelling up with metallic scratching, glitchy synth textures and a long rise to a massive, pounding climax
     
    1:30120 BPM
  30. Morgana
    Morgana4273/30
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Buzzing, bending tonal blasts and creepy pulsing pads with sharp, tense pinging, metallic hits, thuds and scratchy textures, wooden percussion, ticking a slow march to doom, building with an evil, airy rise to a massive, pounding outro
     
    2:13115 BPM
  31. Forstmann
    Forstmann4273/31
    Martyn Corbet (BMI)
    Hollow pings and deep booms create a mysterious space; glitchy textures and swirling, low synth pads pulse and swirl below massive, stabbing hits and a rattling, metallic beat, pounding drums build with a rise to climax
     
    2:30120 BPM
  32. Iago
    Iago4273/32
    Steffan Koch (ASCAP)
    Digital knocks, curious pulses alternate with massive, squealing low stabs; light, glitchy synth textures panning for tension and anticipation; drums pound a relentless, driving march to a massive climax
     
    2:16160 BPM
  33. Mordant
    Mordant4273/33
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    2 mixesShrill rocket flares layer with intense synth pulses and massive hits; a digital pulsing rhythm sets a driving and urgent pace; power downs and glitchy stops meet with pounding drums to build a massive outro
     
    2:07120 BPM
  34. Demonite
    Demonite4273/35
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Low rumbling growls set a mysterious open; deep, echoing booms and hollow, resonant FX mix with glitchy synth clusters; distant drums march insistently, building to a tense, ominous climax
     
    2:26107 BPM
  35. IG-88
    IG-884273/36
    Martyn Corbet (BMI)
    Static-laden piano pings and dissonant, shrill tones set a fast pulse over massive drum hits; a driving pulse layers in with low end humans weren't meant to hear; pounding drums signal an intense and exciting back end
     
    1:22120 BPM
  36. Hydraulic Urge
    Hydraulic Urge4273/37
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Tense synth blasts are layered with a distant, atmospheric pad, swirling up with a rise to a dark and driving, pulsing, rhythmic middle; pounding drums and tense synths create a futuristic and bombastic climax
     
    2:02120 BPM
  37. Core Control
    Core Control4273/38
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Low, bending synth blasts intro; futuristic synth pulses layer with bombastic drums and squealing accents for a driving, urgent and dark back end
     
    2:13107 BPM
  38. Decepticon
    Decepticon4273/39
    Paul Dinletir (ASCAP)
    Sparse, teasing synths glitch and pop tensely; deep, rhythmic but ominous bass pulses, steady drums and driving synths that pan across the sound field; a light melodic tone cuts the tension but the darkness wins
     
    2:34100 BPM
  39. Galvanax
    Galvanax4273/40
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Skittering synth textures scratch across the sparse intro; low pinging tones layer with driving percussion and massive drum stabs; tones slide and fall while the cue builds into a massive, exciting, pounding back end
     
    1:53120 BPM
  40. Lord Zed
    Lord Zed4273/41
    Kevin Rix (ASCAP)
    Strings are the signature sound; deep, dark, super tense cello and string tremolos; low booms and more intense, ominous, menacing, darkness; a single note plucked and sliding, bending with cymbal crash accents, the most evil string rise ever
     
    2:2787 BPM
  41. Kilobyte
    Kilobyte4273/42
    Sergiu Muresan (PRS)
    Reversed pings and glitchy atmospheres layer over low booming hits; rhythmic drums and squealing synths set a dark, steady marching pace with layers of building, buzzing tones
     
    1:50110 BPM
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