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The Fool
02:16
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The Wheel Of Fortune
03:51
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Temperance
04:07
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The Hanged Man
03:16
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The World
05:31
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The Hierophant
04:17
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The Emperor
04:40
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The Devil
04:40
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The Lovers
03:43
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The Chariot
02:42
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The Magician
05:59
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The Star
04:31
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The Hermit
06:13
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Death
06:18
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Tin Can Audio Glasgow, UK
Tin Can Audio is the various noises of musician and audio producer David Amber Devereux, specialising in immersive audio dramas and dramatic, synth-wielding scores
Tin Can Audio recommends:
Celeste Original Soundtrack
by Lena Raine
This soundtrack and the game it accompanies was the inital inspiration for 'The Tower'. It's a beautiful album full of dreamy textures and haunting melodies.
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Front Row Seat To Earth
by Weyes Blood
Melancholy, optimistic, bittersweet, but delivered with a wry smile. This is everything we want from music and everything we want to be. This album is just incredible.
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Hyper Light Drifter
by Disasterpeace
Another game and soundtrack that had a huge impact on our storytelling and composition. The way Richard Vreeland builds chords and ambient sounds has profoundly influenced how we make music.
go to albumIf you like Tin Can Audio, you may also like:
High Noon Over Camelot
by The Mechanisms
supported by 4 fans who also own “Upriver Downriver - Original Soundtrack”
This is a great adaptation of Arthuriana and a brilliant narrative album. I love how the queerness of the characters is handled as an integral part of the narrative and plot development without it being the end all be all of the characters themselves. my boy Gawain deserved better though
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The Bifrost Incident
by The Mechanisms
supported by 4 fans who also own “Upriver Downriver - Original Soundtrack”
If I had a nickel for every time Jonny destroyed the universe by opening a door, I'd have two nickles.
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In a lane all his own, aint about me lays moody spoken word over rippling soundscapes on songs that feel cinematic in scope.
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