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Geat job on the textures really! It's a real trip, very contemplative. 

I tried both listening orders :

- Standard order felt kinda like what you've said the Eterno Vagabondo intro let me wondering/wandering while the Timeless Drifter felt heavy. As if I the trip had made me lost my soul 'sort of'. 

- Listening backwards : Timeless drifter let me the same sensation of being lost, but while having a lot to discover, like an anxious excitation. Then finishing with Eterno Vagabondo let me.. not happy but Relaxed like 'in peace'. Like if I had accepted things around me.. 

This concept was very interesting! It gives ideas :D bravo :) 

Ps : I'll guess you composed this in the backwards way right? Each tracks seem to flow into the next one naturally in that order.. Maybe I'm absolutely wrong 😅

This one really sent me to another dimension with its ethereal beauty. I love how the order has a role and actually impacts the feelings. The concept described seems very interesting and the soundtrack fits amazingly, I think it could become a great game!

Eterno Vagabondo: The spacey vibe gives a lot of space for reflection. I like that it slowly builds throughout which makes me wonder is this the end or the beginning? Your idea of listening in reverse order is very creative! I really like the reverse sounds you use throughout.

Looking Back Or Moving Forward: The high synth/bell melody that repeats is very beautiful. The accompanying sounds you add in support the track and carry it forward (or backward?) so that the energy builds and does not fizzle.

Timestream: The sound effects you use create a technologic+spacey atmosphere. I love the pulsing bell, the shiny pads, and the warbly bass drone that sounds like it’s underwater. This is a very pretty loop.

Oh, Where Did the Time Go: This piano seems so sweet and the inclusion in such an intense-sounding atmosphere gives me the sense that this is representing a distant memory that was once sweet but has not become melancholy or maybe a little distorted in light of events that have since past.

Timeless Drifter: I really like the reverse bell sounds. The string pads feel very floaty and create a soft ambience that carries not many strong emotions, but rather conveys existence.

Overall: It was very creative to tell the story in reverse order to give a different effect and to mirror gameplay. The entire atmosphere you created is one of deep contemplation and the ambient vibes would be perfect for a story-rich game like the one you describe. Great work and thank you for sharing!

Really nice ambient style soundscape!

I like how the music and the submission image go well together. Musically simple yet interesting enough to keep attention without overpowering the listener. So atmospheric and so light at once... Thank you for sharing, I like it! :)

Little bit too repitative in some parts, but very nice at all, good job!

It's as if the music was tailored to fit the cover image perfectly. To me, the panning could indicate the passing of time and no matter how hard we try to relive the past experiences (shown by the reversed instruments) the panning will continue without stopping. (That was unnecessarily deep probably.)

Great atmosphere, love how hopeful this is! 

This soundtrack had a different vibe from the other submissions I've listened to so far... it's so intimate, yet so ethereal.  It's as if I was stuck between two alternate timelines, just watching from afar. Awesome ideas. This was spectacular!!

A really unique and interesting concept here. The music is beautiful, it's very easy to get lost in it. Though a lot of it doesn't have a driving melody, it doesn't really need it as the ambience helps the music carry the weight and emotion in every track. It is a powerful and well-composed soundtrack, and words elude me on how to describe it further. Excellent job!

I love the extreme panning/sweeping throughout. I'm generally known as an "extreme panning" guy but I went a lot more understated for this jam, so I'm glad someone else was in there doing the ear-discombobulating work.

Listening the songs in reverse order is a great idea, good job for coming up with that!
My favourite is definetly "Oh, Where Did The Time Go".

It's so calming...

I really like Timeless Drifter. It's ominous.

This is so peaceful and majestic, really great job on the atmosphere that builds up throughout the album. I really loved your pads and the very adequate use of reverses sample! I don't know what's about it but the little "whimpering" pad that plays the counter melody in "Looking Back or Moving Forward" in particular is absolutely gorgeous. Love the build up and the atmosphere on that track too. Great submission!

"It is meant to depict the loneliness and dread of being trapped in time and space." I felt this in a big way. Right at the start, Eterno Vagabondo made me feel anxious, I think in part because of the panning whooshes (might be too much fast panning, but ymmv). Dreadful! But all the tracks really evoked this. It reminds me of Icelandic artists like Múm and Sigur Rós. Good work nailing your goal. Thanks for making and sharing.