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Course of Sirona (Demo) - Video Game

5/29/2016

Here's the demo of an unfinished video game, Course of Sirona, that will finally never come but hey, the demo will stay here and will stay here! So, why not trying it?! Thanks to Ninja16 for the good works!

DOWNLOAD, INSTALL, PLAY!!! (289mb)

And about the tracklist of the demo:

01 Pollux - Rveil
02 Ninja16 - Drum and bass Course of Sirona (Inedit)
03 Skoz - DonnieDarko
04 Ninja16 - Becouse of you (Inedit)
05 Pollux - CorruptionEternelle
06 Isoleren Lawaai - Scirocco
07 Pollux - Rain In Your Face Stress In Your Mind loosening e Day Of The EndVersion
08 Ninja16 - Urban Desert Storm
09 Painburn - The Day Of The End
10 Lost Technology - Survival Frenzy
11 The Oxy_gens -The Fortune Of The Sun
12 Kai Nobuko - My Wired Soul
13 Arfus - No Souls
14 Moonsugar - Herz
15 Creix - Wanted
16 Subterrestrial - Gosth Squadron
17 The Merricks - Far From Home
18 Nandi - Again!
19 Aden Ôhm - Aden Ôhm's theme in Ethan Hole's drum

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Game In Progress - KAODE

8/14/2014

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"Kaode is an independent game, offering an individual and personalised gaming experience : its concept goes back over a time where the graphism were not the only key to its success."

More Informations here:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/kaode
https://www.facebook.com/kaodethegame

Erik Thormann aka Christian Meth aka The Captain Kirk On LSD Exp aka iampervert aka ...etc member of Sirona-Records since the beginning work on this project for the soundtrack!

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Sid Yiddish (The Movie)

6/18/2014

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Sid Yiddish from Ryan Buckley on Vimeo.

A great and beautiful lil' movie about Sid Yiddish. A Trully unique artist to discover or rediscover here. His vision of art, his vision of the world, his vision of life.. just click play and here we go to an another dimension!

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People Who Do Noise (2008) Full Concert Movie Documentary

7/4/2013

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A movie i've found in the internet and I think it could interessting some of you ;)!

"Noise: a genre that is difficult for the average person to appreciate. However, when one sees its creation firsthand or creates it oneself, noise becomes a type of musical art that takes on its own appeal and meaning. In People Who Do Noise, noise becomes associated with faces, through interviews with dozens of Portland noise musicians. The documentary gives viewers who might be unfamiliar with the controversial genre a deeper look. At its basest, noise is a genre that comes about through the manipulation of various instruments often homemade with sounds that range from dirty squeals and ambient drones to robotic pulses, and everything in-between. It can be carefully controlled, or it can be a form that takes on its own life, with very little human input, through the use of electronics. When discussed, noise can be hard to quantify with words. But listening to noise musicians discuss the creation of their art actually yields surprisingly deep discussions. Some compare the act of creating noise like working within an electronic circuit or closed environment. Others create noise because it is a reminder of an impending apocalypse to come. Still others enjoy it because it s a type of music that s easily accessible to all who are curious. The reasons and inspirations for creating noise are vast, but always interesting; for while some pop musicians might say, I really like to write fun songs that make people dance, noise musicians talk about noise music in a way that s similar to physicists talking about physics. All of the Portland noise musicians in People Who Do Noise from Smegma to Yellow Swans to god to Argumentix approach their craft with a seriousness and earnestness that one can t help but appreciate, even if one doesn t necessarily appreciate the music itself. Nonetheless, noise musicians can also see the ridiculousness in their craft, when viewed from the outside. Musician Sisprum Vish gave an anecdote about his childhood which serves as a pretty solid example as to why people become interested in noise. He recalled being a young child who would record cartoons and slow them down because the resulting sound was appealing, and it is this kind of curiosity that is necessary for creating noise. It s a genre for those who like to tinker endlessly for who like to build and invent and experiment. I think my work is fueled almost completely by what happens when you do something wrong, reveals musician Redglaer. Feedback is the wrong thing, but that s almost at the heart of my work and of a lot of people s work. Utilizing amazing sound mixing and a strong balance of interviews and performances, People Who Do Noise is a good introduction for those who know nothing about noise, as well as an appropriate portrait of noise musicians for those who are already interested. Like any other self-respecting genre, noise isn t for everyone. However, it is created by people who find amusement in their craft. And although the amusement to be found in creating noise might come from engineering strange instruments or going against the musical grain as opposed to gaining fans and touring extensively, it doesn t make the genre any less important. Redefine Magazine"

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RPG In Progress

5/15/2013

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Ninja16 is working on a little video game including some Sirona's music! I'm playing the beginning of it and I'm amazed! Should be shared for free somewhere in the website when it will be done. Stay in touch!

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Soccer Rally 2

3/8/2013

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Kraiola is slated to appear in the upcoming game Soccer Rally 2, created by IceFlame Ltd!

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Course of Sirona (Demo) - Video Game

Game In Progress - KAODE

Sid Yiddish (The Movie)

People Who Do Noise (2008) Full Concert Movie Documentary

RPG In Progress

Soccer Rally 2

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