It's the only way to be sure!

More fun and games with the "evil" Locrian scale.

This one started off as a dark ambient track, and you can almost hear some of that heritage lurking in the background sounds and reverb. But somewhere in the process this song took control and decided it wanted to be something harder. I guess you'd call this "dark-surreal-electro-rock"?

Buy: https://icondark.bandcamp.com/track/holy-water-and-gasoline

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More about iconDARK:

I like what I like; I make what I make.

My electronic instrumentals range from eerie dark ambient to rock-influenced electronica to bass-heavy breakbeat. I refuse to limit myself to just one subgenre. The one unifying thread throughout my work stems from my lifelong love of imaginative fiction, horror movies, and tales of the paranormal… all of which make their way into the titles and themes of my music.

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