Dianoia Kromaia
from KROMAIA by Josh Whelchel; David Saulesco; Hyperduck Soundworks
-
Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
$1 USD or more
-
Buy the Full Digital Album
credits
license
tags
about
Josh Whelchel New York, New York
I write haunting, ethereal music – as heard in Masquerada, Scrolls (now Caller’s Bane), and several other games.
discography
-
Mar 2021 -
May 2020 -
Apr 2020 -
Oct 2019
contact / help
Josh Whelchel recommends:
-
For The King (Original Game Soundtrack)
by John Robert MatzMasterful orchestrations that will take you to a faraway land - John Robert Matz is a hero in the new generation thoughtful and powerful composers.
go to album -
Fossil Echo Original Soundtrack
by John Robert MatzNothing quite as prolific as John Robert Matz crafting the most musical soundtracks you'll ever hear. The man is a master, and is featured on Masquerada performing brass.
go to album -
Cosmic Star Heroine - Original Soundtrack
by HyperDuck SoundWorksHyperducks Chris & Dan created the most epic 80s soundtrack for Cosmic Star Heroine. Become one with it.
go to album
If you like KROMAIA, you may also like:
-
The Banner Saga
by Austin Wintorysupported by 8 fans who also own “KROMAIA”
I discovered this ost first (initially through Spotify) before I bought the game. When it comes to video game music, I'm usually drawn to the battle themes. I feel like the battle themes in Banner Saga give off a slower, more "dreary" vibe (unlike in games like Final Fantasy where it gives off a more "epic" vibe), which I think reflects the refugees' hard journey and the terror that they face. It intrigued me enough to want to buy the game and ultimately immersed me deeper into the world.
go to album -
Journey: Transfiguration
by Austin Wintorysupported by 7 fans who also own “KROMAIA”
it reminds me of my best friend and the night we spent playing this game together
go to album -
FEZ OST
by Disasterpeacefeatured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 5, 2013
go to album
