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Temple Asleep in the Sand
砂に眠る神殿
Ethnic percussion and low brass convey the mysterious grandeur of an ancient temple buried in sand.
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- Length
- 2:44
- Instruments
- Ethnic percussion, low brass, strings
- Loop
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- Format
- MP3 (320kbps)
- Published
Dry-sounding ethnic percussion keeps a slow rhythm while low brass carries a weighty melody that seems to show the scale of the ruins. Strings hold an uneasy tone underneath, giving it the mystery of stepping into an unknown place.
It suits documentaries on ancient civilizations and history, ruin-exploration gameplay, fantasy dungeon scenes, and intros for travel films.
Length: about 2:44.
Before release, the overall volume was lowered slightly to prevent clipping.
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Music: "Temple Asleep in the Sand" by Free BGM Library https://bgm.kurashi-dougu-memo.com/en/tracks/suna-ni-nemuru-shinden
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