Crestfallen, by Exit Fear

Crestfallen

by Exit Fear

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1.	The Quiet Out Here Can Be Very Loud 05:59	buy track
2.	Space Does Not Care 02:54	buy track
3.	It's More The Rule, Then The Exception 03:40	buy track
4.	Breath of Warm Blood 05:26	buy track
5.	Enlightenment Via Asphyxiation 01:56	buy track
6.	Crestfallen 06:50	buy track

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Imagine you are the last survivor of a doomed interstellar expeditionary crew floating through the haunted corridors of an ancient space vessel. Somehow, in that vast emptiness of the vacuum of space, music begins to ring in your ears. The soundtrack to your predicament. Exit Fear's "Crestfallen" is a collection of those sounds.

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released April 27, 2018

Written/Recorded/Arranged by: M. Mayfield
Mixed/Mastered by: Arthur Rzik

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"When are you people going to learn that space is dangerous? Think of all the movies you've seen set in space. Something bad always happens. It is a law of nature.

This concept holds true for Crestfallen by Exit Fear. Prepare yourself for a tense battle between life and death in the cold, silent reaches of space, as pulsating synths conjure imagery of a solitary spacecraft drifting across the vastness of the universe. Out here, The Quiet Can Be Very Loud. Being alone, with only the hull of a manmade vessel between oneself and the magnitue of open space is daunting enough, without some malevolent force unleashing itself within the confines of the ship.

Once the danger begins, it is plain to see that there is no escape from the lurking evil that awaits the forsaken space traveler. In the second track, Space Does Not Care, it is apparent that there will be no rescue. Everything else that follows is a slow dance with fate.

Ultimately, this release turns out to be exactly what the unfortunate soul featured on the cover art warns it will be - a tension-riddled horror show in space. Plenty of chilling moments of terror are ready to be experienced anew when you open the airlock on Crestfallen."

-Gray Lee (Houdini Mansions)

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Minimalistic, synth-driven soundtrack music for space horror movies.

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