Desert Moon of Karth OST
by Kevin Gundlach, Matti Joy, Eric Hines
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Silver cassette album
Cassette + Digital AlbumWander the wastes! The "Desert Moon of Karth" official soundtrack is now available for the first time on cassette, housed in a shell of silver with metallic labels kept neatly in a black vinyl album box. Full-color trapsheet. Includes an insert with a link to purchase the "Desert Moon of Karth" TTRPG in PDF format with a 50% discount.
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― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Fantasy Audio Magazine is proud and humbled to have been granted responsibility of the first release of "The Desert Moon of Karth OST" on physical media. Enjoy the epic, original soundtrack in tandem with Joel Hines' iconic TTRPG.
Desert Moon of Karth is a space western sandbox adventure zine for the Mothership Sci-Fi Horror RPG. The Orginal Soundtrack opens with a folky cowboy ballad by Matti Joy for Track 1. Tracks 2-10 are immersive and expansive ambient pieces by Kevin Gundlach. Finally Tracks 11-15 are jammin' in-world diegetic radio tracks by When the Coyote Eats the Rat (Eric Hines). What a smorgasbord!
Karth is a tiny mesa studded moon on the galaxy's edge. The only way down is an antique space elevator to the lawless boomtown of Larstown; a place surrounded by even greater danger and strangeness in the wastes beyond. Survival or salvation is not guaranteed, partner.
Learn more about Desert Moon of Karth:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/joello/desert-moon-of-karth
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All music written, recorded and produced by Kevin Gundlach, Eric Hines and Matti Joy.
Kevin Gundlach: soundcloud.com/kevin-does-music
When the Coyote Eats the Rat (Eric Hines): soundcloud.com/coyoteeatsrat
Matti Joy: mattijoy.bandcamp.com soundcloud.com/pucciomusic
Cassette edition designed and produced by Descender.
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