melos han-tani super cool and prescient, evoking the kind of flexibility we have nowadays as composers with boundless DAWs and synthesizer parameters Favorite track: The Sixth Wave: Deep In The Sea.

Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) Suzanne Ciani is a renowned and successful US electronica composer and performer, for decades already - but for reasons unknown, I haven't heard or read her name until recently. Obviously, she was a pioneer on the Buchla synthesizer in the 70's, which I've never heard of or read about, too! Nevermind, I'm glad that I've bumped into her music by now, which clearly is inspired by the "Berlin School". Her synthetic sounds are remarkably warm and full of life - a highly pleasant discovery to me. Favorite track: The Sixth Wave: Deep In The Sea.

Gaz Charming proto-ambient vignettes. The sister album to Mort Garson’s Plantasia. Favorite track: The Second Wave: Sirens.

wiccax I love this album, it’s exactly the vibe I need when getting work done. I feel like a little guy in a fantasy world. One of the three albums to get me into dungeon synth. Favorite track: Tortoise II.

Anemoia Ulk is a one-of-the-kind artist with a very unique sound in the DS universe; thanks to the use of Oboe and bassoon sounds and a flawless sense of melody and harmonies. I love the whole discography but this first album, is the one i always come back to. A masterpiece of simplicity and subtle beauty. Favorite track: Tortoise VI.

flabberghast This is a beautiful dungeon synth album I always go back to and can't seem to get enough of. Gentle, light, whimsical, and dreamy. Favorite track: Tortoise I.

Gilgareth A fantastic release! »Beyond the Black River« is among the most hypnotic and atmospherically deep tracks we've heard this year. Yet, the album as a whole is truly exceptional. It is, without any doubt, well worth thy time! Favorite track: Beyond The Black River.

derwolpertinger Radagast ist Always a pleasure to listen. I Love this Style between Dungeon Synth and Berlin School. Very good Album which i Love to listen

ledenmere This is exactly the kind of ‘dungeon synth’ I like. Berlin dungeons filled with kosmische goblins