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Public Broadcast TAL-Pha Soundset from Oblivion Sound Lab

June 21, 2024June 21, 2024

Kevin Hartnell Oblivion Sound Lab, OSL, patches, retro sounds, sound design, soundbank, soundset, synthesizers, TAL, TAL-Pha, Togu Audio Line

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My first exposure to Oblivion Sound Lab was during a search for horror film inspired synth patches four years ago. Dark Vision popped up in my search and the artwork immediately grabbed my attention. The website says the following: "Dark Vision is OSL’s homage to the horror film scores of the late 1970s and early 1980s, when pioneering composers armed with analog synthesizers reinvented the soundtrack of cinema. The set contains 128 brand new patches inspired by legendary composers such as John Carpenter, Alan Howarth, Fabio Frizzi, John Harrison, Claudio Simonetti, Charles Bernstein and Jay Chattaway as well as the contemporary......

Bad Flamingo – Fire

May 17, 2020August 26, 2020

Kevin Hartnell alt-country, bad flamingo, country, indie rock, psychedelic rock

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Bad Flamingo Generally, I'm promoting a good audio drama or trying to push my own music, but, I stumbled across this song and was immediately impressed. As the song progressed, I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop, but it didn't and the song ended - waiting to be played again, and again. It's a rare thing for me to hear something so unique and captivating as this. Some may call it indie rock, others may call it alt-country, but I get lost in the genre pool and accept it for what it is. So, having said all of......

Podcast Recommendation: Roommate From Hell

April 24, 2019September 2, 2020

Kevin Hartnell blasphemous, brooklyn, comedy, demons, horror, natalie walker, nick douglas, nyc, podcast, roommate from hell, serena berman, tim mucci

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Podcast Recommendation: Roommate From Hell "Hell Is Full. Bea is an ancient demon who fought in the epic war against the tyrant god Yahweh. Claire works in...business. They're roommates in a fourth-floor walkup in Slope Hill, Brooklyn." It is estimated that there are over 700,000 podcasts and 29 million episodes available for listening. If every one of them was only a minute long, it would take roughly around 3/4 of the average human life of 79 years to listen to all of them. That surely sounds like hell to me! Fortunately, buried within that heaping agglomeration of audio recordings lie......

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