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They called me a vampire for listening to too much "emotional, atmospheric music."
and you're not going to SHARE what this emotional, atmospheric music was?
Apologies.
I believe the responsible parties are: Lorn, less.people, The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, Death in Vegas, Shlohmo, Ramin Djawadi, and Gustavo Santaolalla.
Not really my jam but I tracked through a few tracks of each band. I will say threw things.
Samhain Labs is my jam off that album. TKDE is something else, that's for sure.
I suppose you're right, just wasn't expecting to earn 'Vampire' today. Looks like I'll be watching Louis and Lestat this evening.
You and I might be music brethren. Think that about sums up my year in music.