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Radiant Abyss
by Radiant Abyss
Hours later there came a change... We seemed to be floating in a pure vacancy. There were no lands, no sun, no stars in sight: only the radiant abyss.Radian Abyss is the vanity label for Canadian artist Daniel G Sinclair for publishing any related project. Here you will find music from Daniel's entire musical career—learning to multi-track with an old PC and a Tape deck, to multitrack recordings done with a Fostex 4 track, and on to complex electronic creations.
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Bogo Mondo Bird
The first of the extensive MODIAK concept project started in 2020. Exploring nonlinear music.
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Waiting to Live (Demo)
Found on an old CD in my Car.
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False Dualisim
You know those primes that are like double primes...
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Space Megaforce: Soundtrack Selections
This is a Soundtrack selection from the 1992 SNES video game Space Megaforce, aka Super Aleste. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composers are Keiji Takeuchi, Akiyoshi "Einosuke" Nagao, and Katsumi Tanaka for Compile / Toho. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as intended please play the game. I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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SQUIRRLE Deep Ambiant
The world needs healing, Spend some time healing your mind. Listen and breath deeply. This Track contains only original audio, no AI was used the creation of this music. The cute doggo in the cover photo is "Yoda" a Chug (Chihuahua cross Pug). Listen and share in good health. Enjoy and Stay Noisy.
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SQUIRRLE
The world needs healing, Spend some time healing your mind. Listen and breath deeply. This Track is free to share, sample and remix, Contains only original audio, no AI was used the creation of this music. The cute doggo in the cover photo is "Yoda" a Chug (Chihuahua cross Pug). Listen and share in good health. Please thank MODIAK and Radiant Abyss for any non commercial usage of this song. Enjoy and Stay Noisy.
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SNES Mix Tape 5: Soundtrack Selections
Mix Tape 5 of Super Nintendo Entertainment System sound tracks. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtracks as intended please play the games. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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King le Morn
We disappear, were back on the grid, your mind is our hive, we live now.
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SNES Mix Tape 4: Soundtrack Selections
Mix Tape 4 of Super Nintendo Entertainment System sound tracks. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtracks as intended please play the games. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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SNES Mix Tape 3: Soundtrack Selections
Mix Tape 3 of Super Nintendo Entertainment System sound tracks. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtracks as intended please play the games. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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SNES Mix Tape 2: Soundtrack Selections
Mix Tape 2 of Super Nintendo Entertainment System sound tracks. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtracks as intended please play the games. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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insonodyn
Don't let this be our last tomorrow.
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The Ninja Warriors: Soundtrack Selections
This is a Soundtrack selection from the 1994 SNES video game The Ninja Warriors. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Hiroyuki Iwatsuki for Taito. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as intended please play the game. I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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R-Type III: Soundtrack Selections
This is a Soundtrack selection from the 1993 SNES video game R-Type III: The Third Lightning (アールタイプ3 ザ・サード・ライトニング). Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Ikuko Mimori for IREM. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as intended please play the game. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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SNES Mix Tape 1: Soundtrack Selections
This is a Soundtrack selection of random pieces from various games. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtracks as intended please play the games. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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Contra III: Soundtrack Selections
This is a Soundtrack selection from the 1992 SNES video game Contra III: The Alien Wars. Presented thematically using emulated hardware to capture an accurate recording of the original audio. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Miki Higashino, for Konami. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as intended please play the game. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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Final Fantasy Mystic Quest: Soundtrack Selections
This is a selection of Soundtrack rips from the 1992 SNES video game Final Fantasy Mystic Quest. These have been selected and arranged thematically, using the original (Emulated) hardware to capture as true and accurate of a recording as possible. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Ryuji Sasai and Yasuhiro Kawakami, for Square. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as intended you are encouraged to play the game. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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Legend of the Mystical Ninja: Soundtrack Selections
This is a selection of Soundtrack rips from the 1992 SNES video game The Legend of the Mystical Ninja. These have been selected and arranged thematically, using the original (Emulated) hardware to capture as true and accurate of a recording as possible. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Kazuhiko Uehara and Harumi Ueko, for Konami. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as intended you are encouraged to play the game however you are able. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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Gradius III: Soundtrack Selections
This is a selection of Soundtrack rips from the 1991 SNES video Game Gradius III. These have been selected and arranged thematically, using the original (Emulated) hardware to capture as true and accurate of a recording as possible. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Kukeiha Club with Miki Higashino for Konami. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as it has been intended you are encouraged to play the game however you are able. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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ActRaiser: Soundtrack Selections
This is a selection of Soundtrack rips from the 1991 SNES video Game ActRaiser. These have been selected and arranged thematically, using the original (Emulated) hardware to capture as true and accurate of a recording as possible. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Yuzo Koshiro for Quintet/Enix, later SquareEnix. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as it has been intended you are encouraged to play the game however you are able. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.
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The Cry For Return
Things will change after I get my Money.
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Ifernel Dioxin Piano Rooms Mix
Look ma, no piano.
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Piano Chipbit Mix
There is a piano in there, I promise.
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Ifrenal Dioxin [rooms mix]
Don't resist the future.
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PREVIEW 2026 (Hello Emily)
Preview of the long procrastinated 2020 MODIAK project "Audio Still Life." This is a rough mix of "Hello Emily." With any effort this project will be uploaded in full early 2026. Until then let me know what you think of the sound. Stay Noisy - MODIAK -
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Demographic Inconspicuous HC
Hard Concept Loop of Demographic Inconspicuous
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Demographic Inconspicuous
If we sing together they will never know who we are.
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Office 90
The magnetic tape on my VHS is degraded, It's hard to fix the tracking.
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Synascopic
We run from gravity, its future pursues and consumes, the past is a singularity cracking dimensions, the waves move forward propelling our escape to the edges of the unknown.
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Iyokan Solstice
You may rest here, you may sleep here The Solstice is as fresh as citron Close your eyes and think of summer
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Canticle Ghosts
As ancient songs echo in the new; we've eaten the fruit and now we have to choose.
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Morning Com{plex}
The morning is complex, the time moves in waves.
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IOQ
What would IOQ do?
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Pheonark
What of the ark of light? You think you've found something new? I know, I've seen it all since the dawn of time. Yet, Emily through your eyes I can see everything anew, as if for the first time. Is this why we are doomed to visit? And even more doomed to part? Perhaps we are entangled in each other's mysteries for this reason; You are the chapter, I am the book. Emily, see me again for the first time...don't let me forget.
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Auendeyn
The stars were brighter in the beginning. I remember we were children in the abundance of light. Every time I see you fall asleep, I'll count the days to your resurrection. Don't worry Emily, Find me and I'll remind you of everything. Your dreams are a mockery of everything you'll do when you wake. Never forget that.
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Ceolshull
You're probably wondering what you're doing here. This world was never meant for us, from one end of the universe to the other, this is our prison. But you wouldn't know that. We'll meet again soon, Emily, you for the first time and another of countless millions for myself...Yet I always look forward to seeing you again. -The Skeleton King.
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Woethielee
Hello Emily, the future draws near, so does the enemy I fear. It's a day to think sad thoughts and indulge ill wants. I bought a present for you and placed it in the centre of this bright galaxy, I hid it well. Emily, how do you still smile in times like these? I'll never understand humans.
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Tiixiimiiv
What a burden life is, the ages amount to this? After all this time I can still see. Hello Emily, I'm dancing among the debris of the universe.
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Roazreiav
It is impossible to fall back in time, but there are rumours of hollow places near stars, you'd best not go too near. Emily...do you copy?
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Leillanzaah
Light years my dear, light years of impassible light.
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Sphariero
Your light will travel through space for eons. In a trillion years someone will know your tail. Hello, Emily, I'm on fire.
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Oplivvuion
The balance of non-existence at the beginning and non-existence at the end, what is this thin island of light and joy? This precarious dance of life and death.
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Divexzen
We were children at the dawn, I remember the days of light, the universe was warmer then. The ages have gone and I await an end that will never arrive. Though that is what I'm lead to believe. You know better Emily, you always do. I look forward to your wisdom, even though all you do is ask questions. Oh and by the way, did you know the human brain registers every 6 nanoseconds as an individual event? Hello Emily, can you see me?
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Decade Stare
Long slow layers building up and looping.
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Escapism
Is this how to wake up?
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Limnotious
Resting you head on a car window as it drives down the road. Every bump from the cracks in the road sends rhythmic waves through your head. The rhythm of the road is etched into your bones and enriches the soul.
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Heron Stride
Electro orchestra 2 dimensional audio still life concept drone
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When I Look At You
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
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Ancient Space Wreckage
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
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RR Storm
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hours later there came a change... We seemed to be floating in a pure vacancy. There were no lands, no sun, no stars in sight: only the radiant abyss.Radian Abyss is the vanity label for Canadian artist Daniel G Sinclair for publishing any related project. Here you will find music from Daniel's entire musical career—learning to multi-track with an old PC and a Tape deck, to multitrack recordings done with a Fostex 4 track, and on to complex electronic creations.
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