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Count Draco Knuckleduster Soundtrack

by Diode Lad

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Diode Lad's soundtrack for "Count Draco Knuckleduster" (2021) was composed to accompany the second comic in the "Phantom Starkiller" series. This amazing world created by Peter Goral and Joseph Schmalke is published by Scout Comics' Black Caravan. The soundtrack is timed to be heard while reading the book at an average pace. Count Draco seeks to capture the psychic child Acele who is now under the protection of Phantom Starkiller (or is it the other way around?). The Count uses his special magic abilities to eavesdrop on their activities and track them. In a flashback, we learn the terrible origin of Count Draco and the power of Acele, aka the Cor Lapis, a child with a heart of Cryptocrystalline. We also encounter Vice Admiral Aker and the three Blood Riders in this issue. The soundtrack follows the events in the pages, up to the bitter end. You will have to read it to find out what happens! This track can also be listened to as music alone, without the comic art and story.

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Diode Lad Anchorage, Alaska

Not urban, suburban or country music, Diode Lad makes soundtracks for realm switching, sound art for star gazers and cosmic travelers, mutants and misfits, cyberpunks and symbiotes, inhumans and post-humans.

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