Lands Never Seen, by Chris Kuborn

Lands Never Seen

by Chris Kuborn

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1.	Washed Ashore 09:30	info	buy track
2.	Crossing The Barren Savanna 11:45	info	buy track
3.	Climbing The Taiga 07:26	info	buy track
4.	A Frozen Tarn (Like Glass) 11:15	info	buy track
5.	At Glacial Peak 06:57	info	buy track
6.	Roaming The Frozen Plateau 06:28	info	buy track
7.	Thick As A Tropical Forest 06:33	info	buy track
8.	Leaving The Estuary 06:13	info	buy track

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Pontus. We explore and discover what none have seen. A world like no other. Still, calm and cold.

1 - WASHED ASHORE - Leaving a large calm body of water, flat land is all to be seen ahead.

2 -CROSSING THE BARREN SAVANNA - Land stretches out with little to no change in the terrain, very flat and dessert looking, but this world is cold.

3 - CLIMBING THE TAIGA - Hills form and the terrain becomes more difficult to traverse, mountains in the distance tower over the flat landscape. We head toward them and begin to climb.

4 - A FROZEN TARN (LIKE GLASS) - After climbing for days we reach a plateau with large semi frozen lakes. The stretch out for miles interconnected, still and reflecting the light from the suns above.

5 - AT GLACIAL PEAK - We continue to climb and travel through unbearable cold, scarce caverns help to shelter us from the wind. We continue up to reach the pinnacle and gaze at the land beyond.

6 - ROAMING THE FROZEN PLATEAU - We descend through frozen lands, nothing to see but wildly blowing snow. We cannot tell how long before this ends. Eventually the snow and cold are replaced by a thick mist and slightly warmer temperatures. We see vegetation of sorts in the distance.

7 - THICK AS A TROPICAL FOREST - Vegetation takes over the landscape and the air is thick with humidity. Travel through this is near impossible.

8 - LEAVING THE ESTUARY - Slowly vegetation thins and we are greeted by the shores of a great ocean. We set out, traveling the calm flat waters for what seems like an eternity. What lies ahead?

Composed with multiple hardware and software synths.

All tracks realized, recorded and mastered by Chris Kuborn at 130dB.
Cover Photo and Layout by Chris Kuborn
more info at chriskuborn.com

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released February 15, 2023

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Chris Kuborn Green Bay, Wisconsin

Musician, Photographer, Radio Producer and Educator. Designing the sound of worlds known and unknown. Inspired by worlds found and worlds yet to be discovered.

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