mysterious · horror · ominous · peaceful · 1:43

A Dark Night in the West

from the album Storytellers 2 · released Apr 02, 2025

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About A Dark Night in the West

A Dark Night in the West was commissioned through my Storytellers tier and paints a haunting picture of the untamed frontier. Imagine a lone traveler bedding down under a vast, starlit sky—only for the night to take a sinister turn. A distant howl, the rustling of something unseen in the brush, the creeping sense that you’re not alone…

This track blends eerie atmospheres with the twang of the Old West, capturing the tension of a night where the unknown lurks just beyond the firelight. Is it superstition, or is something truly out there in the darkness?

This piece was created as part of my Storytellers tier, where patrons can bring their worlds to life with custom music. Want to learn more? Visit ivanduch.com/storytellers.

From the album

Storytellers 2

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Is the music totally free?
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