Get all 16 Jafet Meza Music releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of ATLA Verse Tribute Series, THE GREAT JOURNEY (SPV3 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK), The Bean Machine, K:ll (Original Soundtrack), The Greatest Consequence (From Fallout: Missouri OST), Become - Step Inside, LUMORIA ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK (PreRelease), Installation 01 Original Soundtrack, and 8 more.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Sound And Fury (Percussion)”
See what happens, when the bakerman is baking bread.
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Primo Victoria (Re-Armed)
by Sabaton
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sound And Fury (Percussion)”
Im Swedish Back in 2005 i was driving my truck in Göteborg, had the CD and at full blast inside my Volvo FM9, i have so much memory from this Album, Me and my brother listen to Cliffs of Galapoli all the time in hes car, this was before Sabaton was really know, This was back when Nightwish and Sabaton had the uniqe sound. Now i finally bought all albums here at BandCamp to Rock with my IEMS and my Fidelio X3 and my DAP, Streaming sucks compare to WAV =) PS Make Amaranthe move over here !! =)
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Sound And Fury (Percussion)”
If you are not whistling along to Hell and Back, why are you even listening to this? xD
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Black Mirror - San Junipero (Original Score)
by Clint Mansell
Relive the eeriness of one of this season’s standout “Black Mirror” episodes with the score by Clint Mansell.
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Mr. Robot - Volume 1 (Original Television Series Soundtrack)
by Mac Quayle
Mac Quayle’s soundtrack for “Mr. Robot” provides the show a score that's as ominous and paranoid as its subject matter.
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The second LP from Kuedo feels like the soundtrack for future-noir, with rippling, uneasy synths and steadily-increasing tension.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Sound And Fury (Percussion)”
Reviews hailed this as a master class in power metal and they weren't wrong. From battle chants to double-kick speed and balladry, these Swedes outclass their Italian counterparts.
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