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Facing Demons
from the album The Hounds of Hübschdorf · released Jan 26, 2025
Facing Demons
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About Facing Demons
Embark on a dark and thrilling journey with The Hounds of Hübschdorf Soundtrack, a collaborative effort with the award-winning fantasy audio drama creators at Audio Epics.
This album brings to life an action-packed scene featuring Ludlov, the Witch Hunter, one of Audio Epics’ most beloved characters, as he faces off against some truly hellish creatures. Inspired by the iconic fantasy soundtracks of the 1980s—an era that shaped Eline, Domien and me—we’ve infused this score with a nostalgic yet dynamic aesthetic, evoking the spirit of that golden age of adventure.
Based in Flanders, Belgium, Audio Epics is the brainchild of husband-and-wife duo Domien De Groot and Eline Hoskens, who share a deep love for storytelling, fantasy, and the timeless works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Their immersive audio dramas and dramatized audiobooks transport listeners to strange and wonderful places, brought to life by talented voice actors, original music, and rich soundscapes.
You can discover more of Audio Epics’ magical creations here:🔗 www.audio-epics.com/projects/🔗 www.patreon.com/AudioEpics
Whether you’re a fan of 80s-inspired fantasy, epic soundtracks, or compelling storytelling, this album is a must-listen. Prepare to lose yourself in a world of witch hunters, demonic foes, and heart-pounding heroism!
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