Arthur Zdrinc Hainesville, Illinois
Arthur Allen Zdrinc, born in Chicago, on March 27th, 1988. Raised in the Burbs thereof. Lover of all things art; music, film, theatre, and poetry. Paint and Sound and Paper providing an outlet for one who cannot remain still for too long, before growing impatient with the mundane and transient structures around. ... more
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Yet Further
by Sioum
My brothers and I write original, progressive instrumental music. I'm the drummer/guitarist of Sioum. We're based out of Chicago, we tour, and hopefully we'll be playing in a city near you one day!
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Towers of Ajura Original Soundtrack
by Sioum Compositions
We also are aspiring video game & film soundtrack composers. This album is our debut video game soundtrack and hopefully paves the way for our next chance to work with innovative game/film directors!
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myspace.com/musicistight
by Cloudkicker
Cloudkicker is a modern Beethoven, i.e., He bridges the ending of a musical era to the beginning of a new one. A refreshing artist who writes the music he wants to write. And all of it is beautiful.
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Subsume
by Cloudkicker
supported by 14 fans who also own “It's A.D. 2016.”
Just look at the song titles, and tell me this is not some deep psychological album reflecting the artist's mind. It has honesty, intensity, it's well polished and unless you have no memories, it will bring you back to some nice episodes of your life, whether you like it or not.
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Let Yourself Be Huge
by Cloudkicker
supported by 14 fans who also own “It's A.D. 2016.”
I once dated a girl that took me on a tour of her home town during a freezing cold November. She drove me to a huge, completely empty beach... As we stood there chattering, she kicked her boots off and walked into the freezing surf. It was made all the more surreal that she was, and still is, the most beautiful woman I've ever seen in my life. I was so in love that day. Not just with her, but with life, for giving me that, an inevitably fleeting moment... I never stopped loving her. Thank you.
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soda sickness
by noda yûki
Hushed bedroom pop from Japan, with softly blinking keys, lightly funky basslines, and crackling rhythms.
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