Album

Lost Tales

Summoning

2003 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Lost Tales by Summoning

Lost Tales is an Electronic album by Summoning, originally released in 2003. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked.

About

"Lost Tales" is the second EP by Summoning. It consists of two dungeon synth songs: "Arcenstone", that was originally written for the darkwave project of Silenius called "Mirkwood" (which was never released), and "Saruman", a song left over from the "Dol Guldur" sessions in 1996. The songs are not in high quality and just taken from the original tape were they have been recorded. Originally there were two other cover layouts, which they wanted to use, but didn't get the permission by the painter's distributer.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Arcenstone9:17
  2. 2Saruman7:40

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Ambient & Downtempo
  • cavernous
  • eerie
  • occult

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

This single contains unreleased material back from 97 to 99. "Arcenstone" originally was composed for the four song demo of Mirkwood, while "Saruman" is an unreleased Summoning track that was composed at the time of "Dol Guldur" release. Both songs are the originally tape versions of that time enriched with samples of different Tolkien broadcasts. We didn't add any guitars or vocals to keep the songs in the originally soundtrack style as all Summoning releases basically are composed.
All song

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Protector
  • Silenius

Songwriting

  • Summoning

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 11 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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