dramatic · horror · mysterious
1933 Silver-Screen Titans
Dinosauria Volume 2: Terrible Lizards (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
action · 2:34
Taurox's Roar
from the album Sauria: Blood for Blood (OST) · released Aug 14, 2023
Taurox's Roar
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About Taurox's Roar
Experience the raw power of the Kindred leader unleashed in the Bluesong’s arena. This track pulsates with the spirit of the fight and the thrill of the spectacle.—I’m stoked to share about one of my greatest artistic collaborations to date. I had the great opportunity to team up with the exceptional David Armsby, widely recognized for his YouTube channel Dead Sound.This Scottish animator, film director, writer, and sculptor is the creative force behind the engrossing Autodale animated short films series.Our collaboration was for his film, “Blood for Blood”, a riveting tale woven into the primeval world of Sauria. This project offered us an exciting and unique challenge: to craft a score that echoed the raw, ancient sounds of this unique world.In particular, we aimed to reflect the cultures of the Kindred of the Tusk and the BlueSong. This process led me to experiment and delve into an array of sonic textures. We explored everything from synths, traditional folk instruments, rare percussions, and the grandeur of orchestral music. David recently released a teaser for the film, which you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJuswEk1G7UHowever, if you can’t wait and want to watch the full film, it’s available to all patrons on David’s Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/davidarmsbyDavid Armsby is a true visionary in the field of animation and storytelling. Supporting his work not only helps him continue creating spectacular films but also lets us be a part of this mesmerizing journey. Join us in this adventure, and let’s continue exploring Sauria!
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