Radio Oumuamua Sampler #2

Tito and the Funk Prophets

Kafka Machine

Dub Sound Ink

ElektroModFits

Crow Headquarters

Emil and the Twelve Tones

606 Nation

Florian and the Potatoes

Jazz Funk Greats

Luau Gamelan System

Mackenzie Money

Lemmy's Kids

Nico and the Machiavellians

Cool Breeze

Heart Metal

The New Exotics

Joan of D'Arc

Azha Milan

Dirty Junkyard Dogs

Cedric Mills

Our second sampler collection, collecting 20 of our amazing artists' recent releases!

Our second sampler collection, collecting 20 of our amazing artists' recent releases!

Radio Oumuamua

I Love Christmas Like Bourbon

I Love Christmas Like Bourbon by Emil and the Twelve Tones

How Do You Know We Can Help You?

How Do You Know We Can Help You? by 606 Nation

Rosti Tosti (radio edit)

Rosti Tosti (radio edit) by Florian and the Potatoes

Orange Juicer

Jazz Funk Greats Stay the Night

Dance Dance Dance (Minimal Melodies)

Dance Dance Dance (Minimal Melodies) by Luau Gamelan System

Money Cycle

Gribble

The Penal Colony Machine

The Penal Colony

The Penal Colony Machine by Kafka Machine

Money's Tight (Radio Edit)

Money's Tight (Radio Edit) by Lemmy's Kids

Burbank Thriller

Burbank Thriller by Nico and the Machiavellians

Molasses

Midnight Frost

My Jungle Dream

The Gargoyle's Toil

Plugs and Wires

It's All About the Buttons

It's All About The Buttons

No Sleep For the Restless

No Sleep For the Restless by Dirty Junkyard Dogs

Angry Go Lucky

Bong Appetit

My Brain's On Vacation, Leave Me Alone

My Brain's On Vacation, Leave Me Alone by Crow Headquarters

Huzzah, Heart Metal has arrived!  Symphonic and metallic, fierce and studious, prepare to be blown away by their instrumental debut on Radio Oumuamua, "Midnight Frost"!

Huzzah, Heart Metal has arrived! Symphonic and metallic, fierce and studious, prepare to be blown away by their instrumental debut on Radio Oumuamua, "Midnight Frost"!

The Song of the Machine

Phaneronaut

The Machine Arrives

The Machine Sings

Travel Time No. 1

Mashin no uta

Travel Time No. 5

God Save the Machine

Travel Time No. 2

La Macchina Canta

Travel Time No. 3

The Machine Recharges

Travel Time No. 7

A Máquina Canta

Travel Time No. 6

The Machine Swings

The Machine Awakens

Subconscious Creation of Mine

Nihhiu

An Empty Mindful Size (Original Mix)

An Empty Mindful Size

Piece of Plain Peace (Original Mix)

Piece of Plain Peace

Saturn's Ring of Dreams (Original Mix)

Saturn's Ring of Dreams

17 Saddening Delusions (Original Mix)

17 Saddening Delusions

Stopping By The River (Original Mix)

Stopping By The River

Person I Want To Be (Original Mix)

Person I Want To Be

Thanatology

Darkwave

The third full-length Darkwave release entitled Thanatology is a deeply emotional journey to the land of those formative memories, emotions and feelings that exert a significant impact on the ultimate spiritual character of a human person. Relying on the vast capacities of instrumental progressive metal to paint picturesque inner landscapes, Thanatology attempts to transmit these emotional waves into six separate movements, each being provided with an indicative title.

“Memento mori” – warns us the well-known phrase that echoed throughout the entire medieval Christianity as a reminder of the inevitability of death: “Remember that you [have to] die”. Humans have always been trying to transcend the painful contingency rooted in the inherent finiteness of our existence with reacting to it in strikingly various ways. In this regard, Thanatology attempts to answer this unsettling question according to Jack Kerouac’s famous quote: “I’m writing this book because we’re all going to die” (Visions of Cody). In other words, the six songs of Thanatology (released on August 3, 2023, exactly on the second birthday of Hexapla) constitute a very intimate soundtrack to a spiritual pilgrimage from the past towards the recognition of the finiteness of life. Being an instrumental album, Thanatology cannot (and doesn’t even intend to) provide definitive answers to the disquieting questions of human existence. However, it does attempt to evoke feelings and emotions that may guide the listener all along this intimate and meaningful journey. In this regard, Thanatology can be considered as the logical continuation and ultimate wrap-up of the previous two releases “Hexapla” and “Missa Innominata”, signifying an intimate connection and a somewhat tight unity between the first three Darkwave albums.

The third full-length Darkwave release entitled Thanatology is a deeply emotional journey to the land of those formative memories, emotions and feelings that exert a significant impact on the ultimate spiritual character of a human person. Relying on the vast capacities of instrumental progressive metal to paint picturesque inner landscapes, Thanatology attempts to transmit these emotional waves into six separate movements, each being provided with an indicative title.
“Memento mori” – warns us the well-known phrase that echoed throughout the entire medieval Christianity as a reminder of the inevitability of death: “Remember that you [have to] die”. Humans have always been trying to transcend the painful contingency rooted in the inherent finiteness of our existence with reacting to it in strikingly various ways. In this regard, Thanatology attempts to answer this unsettling question according to Jack Kerouac’s famous quote: “I’m writing this book because we’re all going to die” (Visions of Cody). In other words, the six songs of Thanatology (released on August 3, 2023, exactly on the second birthday of Hexapla) constitute a very intimate soundtrack to a spiritual pilgrimage from the past towards the recognition of the finiteness of life. Being an instrumental album, Thanatology cannot (and doesn’t even intend to) provide definitive answers to the disquieting questions of human existence. However, it does attempt to evoke feelings and emotions that may guide the listener all along this intimate and meaningful journey. In this regard, Thanatology can be considered as the logical continuation and ultimate wrap-up of the previous two releases “Hexapla” and “Missa Innominata”, signifying an intimate connection and a somewhat tight unity between the first three Darkwave albums.

Progressive Metal