The Industrial Twilight: V/A - "New Eden Logs" [2014]

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

V/A - "New Eden Logs" [2014]

Artist: (various)

Title: New Eden Logs

Genre: Ambient, Downtempo, Industrial Electronic, VGM

Country: Russia

Release date: 2014

Track List:

Peace Logs

RealX - Pieces Of Shrapnel
Niraia - Outer Ring Excavations
Egri Lorenz - The Story Begin
Sergrunt - The Paths They Chose
Emika Neosignal - Digital Wormhole
Emika Neosignal - Salute Hallur
Aegis Systems - Temporal Flux
Timshishkin - Long Ride to HZFJ-M
Soundtch - Вoundless Sphere
Soundtch - ATMO
Timshishkin - Centermass
Midnight Caretakers - Guiding Light the Cyno
Midnight Caretakers - Thrust

War Logs

Darkelina Sia - Intro for the War Side
Aegis Systems - Contaminated
...Und Null Sekunden - Firefield (feat. Sergrunt)
Darkelina Sia - Fight Is Our Destiny
Darkelina Sia - Capital Fleet Is Approaching
Lord Lacrima - Ice
Lord Lacrima - Ore
Radio Envy - Warp To Null
Dante deLio - Now or Never
Dante deLio - Demolition
Andro & Jumper - Sansha
Sergrunt - Armada Shards
Dante deLio - Pursuit
Sergrunt - Downblast
Alex Rasher - Eternity
Amoebacrew - Wind Rises

Dead Logs

Flesh to Stone - Krittika
Flesh to Stone - Punarvasu
...Und Null Sekunden - Drones Drift
...Und Null Sekunden - W-Space & Time Dilation
Lightwarrior - Glare Crust
Andro & Jumper - Mekhios Graveyard
Sergrunt - State of Industry
Sergrunt - First Empress Kiss
Darkelina Sia - New Eden Passion
Desolo Sub Humus - New Order and Old Ice
Alex Rasher - So There Is Morning
Quizybuck - Space Is Too Bright
Sergrunt - Tribal End

New Eden Logs is a 3-part compilation of electronic music made by EVE Online players from the EVE-RU forum, released roughly an year ago by the rem.fever label of Nazar M. (Sergrunt, A Drama Radio) in close collaboration with the Mental Excitement net label (Cracked Core, ...Und Null Sekunden). It was authorized by EVE Online developers, and it includes one track from the composer of the official EVE Online OST (Jón Hallur aka RealX). I personally have never played EVE Online, but from the description it surely looks interesting, as it's the only popular PC game developed in Iceland as well as one of the very few popular MMORPGs with a sci-fi setting.

The compilation is more than 3 hours long, consisting of 3 parts: "Peace Logs", "War Logs" and "Dead Logs". "Peace Logs" feature mostly traditional space ambient/electronica, while "War Logs" are more dynamic (going even in the dubstep territory), and "Dead Logs" are more influenced by post-industrial and drone. Mastered and mixed by Amoebacrew, cover art by MarkArt, 3D graphics by fyr. Enjoy!

FLAC:
Peace Logs:
Dropbox
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War Logs:
Dropbox
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Dead Logs:
Dropbox
Archive.org

MP3:
Peace Logs:
Dropbox
Archive.org

War Logs:
Dropbox
Archive.org

Dead Logs:
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