The Emperor Protects, by Astra Telepathica

The Emperor Protects

by Astra Telepathica

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JJMarmite I love this because it's 40K music that isn't trying to be gothic for the sake of gothic and isn't also grinding metal.

Now don't get me wrong, I love both those things, but this is genuinely the most original and distinctive music related to 40k that I think I've ever come across. I can think of nothing else like it. Favorite track: The Emperor's Remote Moons.

edoerfler Grimdark 40k Dungeon Synth is something I never thought I needed in my life.

Cheers, Astra! This is bloody brilliant. Favorite track: Starbeams Through Stained Glass.

dpuma Incredible music. This album brings so much more variety to our beloved hobby. I have gotten lost in it several times. It stimulates the imagination and calms the soul. Looking forward to future works! Favorite track: The Emperor's Remote Moons.

Peter O Void I’ve listened to this multiple times now. As a relative newcomer to to 40K but a veteran of cosmic ambient music, this really hits a sweet spot for me. A match made in the Grimdark. Bravo Dude. More please!

Skjellnir The Omnissiah's algorithmic wisdom be praised, for letting me find this Album. Listened to the full album 3 times on the day it released.

Unfortunately, the song that I love the most, has the only Xeno-Infested title: The Farseer. Very cool song though! I imagine it as the execution of the farseer in my head-cannon, though. Favorite track: The Farseer.

Boa Thorium So many thanks for this release. I love it. The rare occasion where I would like to keep a physical release. Awesome. Thanks! Favorite track: Astartes Vessel Approaching.

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1.	Astartes Vessel Approaching 02:45	buy track
2.	Starbeams Through Stained Glass 05:06	buy track
3.	March of the Martyrs 05:10	buy track
4.	The Emperor's Remote Moons 06:39	buy track
5.	Cosmic Cathedral 04:53	buy track
6.	The Farseer 03:41	buy track
7.	Knelt in Prayer 04:21	buy track
8.	Celebrating Victory with Sleep 05:50	buy track
9.	Arbites Speeder Chase 02:45	buy track
10.	A Chaplain's Solaceful Meditation 05:52	buy track
11.	Long Voyage on Command Cruiser 07:25	buy track
12.	Warp Storms Through Stained Glass 04:54	buy track

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"Love the Emperor
for He is the salvation of mankind
Obey His words
for He will lead you into the light of the future
Heed His wisdom
for He will protect you from evil
Whisper His prayers with devotion,
for they will save your soul
Honour His servants,
for they speak in His voice
Tremble before His majesty,
for we all walk in His immortal shadow"
- Imperial Hymnal

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released January 23, 2024

Album art by John Saxon: johnsaxon.artstation.com

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Astra Telepathica Perth, Australia

Dungeon Synth from the 41st Millenium

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