The Dark Ages, by Joseph Minadeo

The Dark Ages

by Joseph Minadeo

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Soundtrack to a series of works of the same name by Brenda Stumpf.

Click into each individual track to see Brenda's work and read an excerpt of the research that influenced her.

This is one of three sets of pieces. Follow the links below for all three:

The Crusades
patternbased.bandcamp.com/album/the-crusades

The Dark Ages
patternbased.bandcamp.com/album/the-dark-ages

The Inquisition
patternbased.bandcamp.com/album/the-inquisition

View more of Brenda's incredible work at brendastumpf.com.

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released October 30, 2019

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PatternBased Akron, Ohio

PatternBased explores sound, imagery, movement, code and other forms. Label - Production House - Occasional Unique Events. With varying degrees of failure and success, PatternBased attempts to be a champion for creatives worldwide.

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