Lone Wolf Soundtrack!!

[drunkenwolf]

Endorsed by Gary Chalk and using his original artwork. If you you are into Dungeon Synth music, cassettes, or just rare LW collectibles, grab one while you can! Digital Downloads are also available. 

heimatderkatastrophe.bandcamp.com/album/hdk-60-lone-wolf-ep-1-flight-from-the-dark

[Rune Owl]

Very nice!  Is this your work?

I have never imagined a soundtrack for Lone Wolf.  I don't know what I would have come up with if someone had asked me.  This music has a vibe like Dracula's pipe organ, but also with some wizardry thrown in.

I like the way these old Chalk illustrations are enhanced.

I like the list of track titles and the photography on Bandcamp.  Everything about this is pretty good.

[drunkenwolf]

Nope just a fan of the label and couldn't believe they managed an approved musical score!

[Black Cat]

I remember Joe Dever himself shared on his Facebook page in 2015 this power metal music based on LW and Magnamund. The band is Italian and is named... Drakkar!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAAjE2rYCho

And in 2019, the official LW Facebook page shared the Bandcamp page of a composer called Helghast that released an album of music inspired by the geography of Magnamund: thelowestformofdeity.bandcamp.com/album/geography-of-magnamund-part-i?fbclid=IwAR2S4W-td_XjaUxEMsmPSJH6CBQd4ZOaU63qJyipGjmtG4-BrF1vh4MyvnQ

Helghast made other works not releated to Lone Wolf but I think at least two other albums are dedicated to Joe's work: Ruins Of A Vainglorious Past (with a song named "The Frozen Wastes Of Kalte") and The Vessels Of The Black Fly (which is clearly described as such).

EDIT: drunkenwolf: BTW, it seems the album you are talking about was also endorsed by Ben Devere:

HDK would like to thank Joe's son, Ben Dever, for supporting us in making this album and the maestro Gary Chalk for allowing us so kindly to use his drawings to make the cassette artwork.

[drunkenwolf]

Nice!

[golgotha]

Listening to this now: totally groovalicious, badass, moody yet melodic, like John Carpenter in single combat versus Basil Poledouris, love it!

Gnoll's other releases are also on bandcamp:

Music For Dungeons: heimatderkatastrophe.bandcamp.com/album/hdk-31-music-for-dungeons

The Citadel of Evil: heimatderkatastrophe.bandcamp.com/album/hdk-05-the-citadel-of-evil

Zargo's Lords: heimatderkatastrophe.bandcamp.com/album/hdk-38-zargos-lords

[bulletrider]

I'm quite a big fan of the dunegonsyth genre since many years (in fact since the mid 90s when it didn't have that name ) and just used the search function for "Gnoll" as I discovered the album two days ago. And, well, here I am saying that it's great that these two of my "loves" were combined in such a great manner. While Gnoll's sound isn't purely, classic dungeonsynth and on a bit more "quirky" side, it works so damn well. Unfortunately I missed the tape (sold out). While I am not a tape listener anymore it would have been a nice piece to have...

edit:
I even made some general dungeonsynth fanart some time ago

[LandarVargan]

Reposting from projectaon.proboards.com/post/47250/thread

This band is going through the Lone Wolf series doing a song for every book, and just released one for 'Fire on the Water' about a week ago
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