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ABOUT THIS TRACK Lich of Death and Despair is a cyber-medieval dark sorcery track built on overwhelming authority and cold inevitability. The music reflects an ancient wizard-king who has transcended mortality, ruling through fear, necromancy, and absolute control. Medieval identity remains dominant while cyber elements reinforce dread and power. SCENE LORE Once a mortal archmage, the Lich claimed a broken realm as his throne. Seated amid stone and circuitry, he commands ogres, undead war forms, and bound souls with a single gesture. Arcane energy crackles through his grasp as death itself bends to his will, spreading despair wherever his domain expands. Please Like, Share And Subscribe! check out these Videos!!!! • March of the Executed | CMF - Ominous Horr... 🎧 BPM & FEEL – BPM: Slow to mid-tempo, pressure-driven – Mood: Ominous, oppressive, tyrannical, ritualistic HOW THIS TRACK WAS MADE This track uses Ominous Deep as the structural core for sustained dread and weight, reinforced by Hellwake for infernal gravity and slow-march momentum. Arcane Drift (dark sorcery application) provides cursed rune energy, while light Horror textures add unease without breaking medieval coherence. All instrumentation follows synthesized medieval mappings—bowed drones, pipe-synth articulations, ritual pulse lows—avoiding rock or modern melodic drift. HOW THIS CONTENT WAS MADE — Universal Compliance Block This track and its visual elements were created entirely through digital composition tools, synthesized sound design, and procedural media workflows. No live-action footage, traditional cameras, or real-world audio recordings were used. All components were produced, arranged, and finalized within a controlled digital production environment.