Jonathan Carbon

This edition of Dungeon Synth Digest settles down with a warm cup of tea and reads from the history of comfy synth.

Put on your robe and wizard hat—we’re delving deep into the magical realms of dungeon synth. Kaptain Carbon, author of our “Naive Magic” column, lists his favorite dungeon synth releases this year.

Ulvesang’s dark folk brings a novel eclecticism to the dungeon synth-heavy opening half of Realm and Ritual’s impending “Revolt and Regicide” benefit compilation.

This edition of Dungeon Synth Digest travels further into the weeds and examines the existence of dungeon rap.

This edition of Dungeon Synth Digest works its way through the releases from the last few months and tries to keep from drowning in new material.

A love letter to low fidelity —this edition of Dungeon Synth Digest drowns in noise and relaxes in the soundscapes of raw ambient.

The soundtrack to your next tabletop gaming session awaits—this edition of Dungeon Synth Digest acknowledges the curious overlap between the genre and gaming.

In this edition of the Dungeon Synth Digest, we speak with the Italian tape label Heimat Der Katastrophe and try to get a handle on their strange vision for the retro future.

The mysterious dungeon synth project An Old Sad Ghost, one facet of its prolific creator, unleashes a new phantom upon us: stream “Fullmoon over Videna” in its entirety now.