Dark Moods, by Joseph VanBuren

Dark Moods

by Joseph VanBuren

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1.	In the Catacombs 02:02	buy track
2.	Misunderstood Madness 02:00	buy track
3.	Cruel Experiments 01:49	buy track
4.	Ghosts of the Hudson Valley 02:34	buy track
5.	Shadows Creep 02:01	buy track
6.	Deranged Spirits 03:24	buy track
7.	A Cold Void 02:39	buy track
8.	Mental Torment 02:13	buy track
9.	The Ones That Scream 02:30	buy track
10.	Angels on Drugs 01:17	buy track
11.	Beyond the Tomb 01:32	buy track
12.	Malpractice 01:50	buy track
13.	Into the Unknown 01:58	buy track
14.	Demon Breaths 01:10	buy track
15.	Abandoned 03:46	buy track

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Sykophunk Productions presents: Dark Moods. The first in a cinematic instrumental series featuring the work of our lead composer and head honcho, Joseph VanBuren. In celebration of the indie horror spirit and generally experimental art, we're starting the series off with JVB's specialty: eerie ambience, gothic melodies & twisted soundscapes. 15 tracks of such dark delights, invoking images of madness and the macabre. Turn out the lights, put on your headphones, and bug yourself out to some audio horror stories.

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released January 6, 2012

All tracks composed and produced by Joseph VanBuren. JVB is a composer, producer, songwriter, recording artist and self-published author, as well as the founder and owner of Sykophunk Productions. Composing credits include the video series Abandoned, the upcoming video game Precipice and the upcoming animated film The Hairy Claw of Grafton Moore.

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Sykophunk Productions Fort Wayne, Indiana

Epic Artcore. Grimey Poetry. Multi-genre mood music. Apocalyptic party anthems. rEvolutionary rap. Experimental soundscapes.

Sykophunk Productions: home of the artists joe DOE, BL8 and Dostah Shilailee, plus the composer Joseph VanBuren. ... more

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