Ogun's Will

About the artist

Ogun's Will was formed in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1994 by Daniel Tuttle and Sean Kent. All songs were originally recorded and mixed as raw WAV forms using a 386 SX computer, with an 8-Bit Sound Blaster Pro. The band was named "Bored" when it released it's first 6 track demo in 1995. In 1997, "Feigned Beginning" was released. The album was still put together entirely with raw WAV editing, but with much more current hardware. The album drew inspiration from various artists

Top songs

  1. Mellifluent
  2. Vanishing Point (Morphic Resonance Remix)
  3. Some Have Entered The Kingdom (GabrielSix Remix)
  4. Collapse (Voiceless)
  5. Vanishing Point
  6. N.A.F.E.G.
  7. Working Title 'trash' (Previously Unreleased)
  8. Icy Glare (Voiceless)
  9. Interview (Part 1)
  10. Tranquility / Retribution
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  1. Calling
  2. Working Title 'zzstupid' (Previously Unreleased)
  3. Collapse
  4. Shattered
  5. Calling (Life Toward Twilight remix)
  6. Several Faces
  7. Working Title '38A' (Previously Unreleased)
  8. Some Have Entered The Kingdom
  9. Working Title 'mges' (Previously Unreleased)
  10. Working Title 'done1' (Previously Unreleased)
  11. Working Title 'song C' (Previously Unreleased)
  12. Icy Glare
  13. Some have entered the kingdom of heaven laughing
  14. Intro
  15. Pissmelt
  16. Interview (Part 2)
  17. Some have entered the kingdom of heaven laughing (GabrielSix Remix)
  18. Vanishing Point (Resonant Structure)
  19. Some Have Entered...
  20. Interview (Part 3)
  21. Working Title 'zzstupid' (Previously Unreleased)
  22. Thoughts Annihilated
  23. Working Title 'song C' (Previously Unreleased)
  24. Some Have Entered the Kingdom of Heaven Laughing (Gabriel Six Remix)

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