Chambers
2014-02-25, 10:08 PM
[Article (http://www.wired.com/underwire/2014/02/dungeons-dragons-rock-compilation/)]
Admittedly, D&D isn’t always thought of as the most musical pastime, but that may change next week when rarities label Numero Group releases Wayfaring Strangers: Darkscorch Canticles, a collection of early-’70s, pre-metal underground hard rock, all inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien, Dungeons & Dragons, and the fantasy worlds they created. Did we say next week? Yes, but you can listen to it right now, ahead of its March 4 release, with this exclusive stream.
Found this through one of my FB groups. I've listened to a few of them, like the 'Warlord' song the best so far. I'm not that interested in the RPG they mention later on in the article, some kind of choose your own adventure thing. Very interested in what else they've got in the archive though.
Edit: The 'Slave of Fear' track is Metal as hell.
Admittedly, D&D isn’t always thought of as the most musical pastime, but that may change next week when rarities label Numero Group releases Wayfaring Strangers: Darkscorch Canticles, a collection of early-’70s, pre-metal underground hard rock, all inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien, Dungeons & Dragons, and the fantasy worlds they created. Did we say next week? Yes, but you can listen to it right now, ahead of its March 4 release, with this exclusive stream.
Found this through one of my FB groups. I've listened to a few of them, like the 'Warlord' song the best so far. I'm not that interested in the RPG they mention later on in the article, some kind of choose your own adventure thing. Very interested in what else they've got in the archive though.
Edit: The 'Slave of Fear' track is Metal as hell.