Audiomachine's highly anticipated album, Epica, is now out. 

According to Audiomachine, "Epica is the premier release in our highly anticipated Artist Series. Featuring live orchestra and choir recorded at the world famous Trackdown in Australia,  Epica contains profoundly uplifting and inspired dramatic tracks written by celebrated audiomachine composer Paul Dinletir."

An amazing demo of the album is available on Audiomachine's site. You can also listen to it here:

Audiomachine recently announced that their next trailer music release, Epica, is coming soon. And it really does live up to its name.

Paul Dinletir published a preview medley of the album on SoundCloud. I'll let the music speak for itself:

Epica Preview by Paul Dinletir

Trailer editors aren't the only ones who have a lot to look foward to. Fans will be happy to hear that audiomachine also announced they will be releasing an album to the public called Chronicles.

(via Facebook)

It's finally here. The interview we've all been waiting for. Last October, I sat down with Paul Dinletir (co-owner and composer), and Kevin Rix (composer) of audiomachine. audiomachine is a music production house for television and motion picture advertising campaigns. It was fantastic meeting them at their beautiful studio, and having the opportunity to ask them a few questions. I will let the interview speak for itself.

It took longer than I anticipated, and considering I did this one on my own, I think it came out quite well. I hope you enjoy it. If you like it, please spread the word about it.

You can watch part 1 above, or on YouTube. For the best sound quality I recommend watching it in HD.  Part 2 will go live in February.

Interview conducted, produced, & edited by Michael Morone.

Not long after we mentioned audiomachine's latest release,  Deus Ex Machina, there's already news of it being used in movie marketing campaigns! This TV spot for True Grit, uses the cue "Kill em All". Watch it below, and listen to the track on audiomachine's Facebook page.

Another cue, "Judge and Jury", from the new release was used in a different True Grit spot. You can watch that trailer here, and audiomachine was kind enough to post it as well for listening.

Finally, "Sands of Time" from Labyrinth was used in a TV Spot for The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. This cue was also in a Legend of the Gaurdians TV Spot earlier this year. I love this piece personally. I just think it's really enjoyable to listen to even on its own, and you can on audiomachine's FB page. You should also check out the way it was meant to be heard below:

Interestingly enough, Paul Dinletir, now co-owner of audiomachine, wrote the track "Here Comes the King", for X-Ray Dog's Canis Rex II. Recently the track was used in the Dawn Treader theatrical trailer. This track was licensed for the first Chronicles of Narnia film. It's still a great track 5 years later, and hopefully will help lead to a successful opening weekend for the third film in the series.

See the new trailer after the jump...

I've been busy directing a short film, but now that's been shot, I can work on the interview with composers Paul Dinletir, and Kevin Rix, of audiomachine that I conducted a few weeks ago.

I just uploaded the footage for editing, and I think it looks and sounds pretty darn good .  I'm looking forward to piecing something nice together over the next two weeks, and we'll have it up on the site in no time!

There's a lot more stuff in the works as well. So stay tuned! :)

That's right! I'm going to be interviewing Paul Dinletir, co-owner and composer for audiomachine this week. He has been gracious enough to take time out of his day to sit down for a chat. It will be a video interview, and I'm excited to bring it online for all of you to see around the beginning of November.

As per tradition, we wanted to know if you had any questions! Now is your chance to let us know!

If you need inspiration, be sure to check out audiomachine's brand new website!

UPDATE: Thanks everyone! I did the interview today, and it went well! I interviewed Paul Dinletir and Kevin Rix, and they, along with everyone I met at audiomachine were very welcoming, and really great guys. I'm doing a film shoot over the next few weekends, but I hope to have this edited and live at the beginning of November!

Hi everyone! I'm Denis, here is my first post at TMN.

I'm very proud to announce you that TMN Radio is back, with some goodies just for your eager ears! Yes, we have two exclusive tracks from the upcoming album of Audiomachine, Platinum Series IV - Labyrinth! (and some other tracks of course)

Thanks to Paul Dinletir for Black Cauldron and to Kevin Rix for Lost Empire for their support.

We also stream the entirely revamped library of Future World Music, so be sure to check it!

Add a spoonful of Brickwall Audio (Cataclysm and Epic Trailer Impact), a pinch of Audiomachine and a sprig of Fired Earth Music, and you have a good beginning for a Trailer Music Radio!

I will finish by saying that if you are not able to access the radio, it must be because the limit of listeners is reached (wich is at the moment 5, because of a single personal internet connection). I see already tens of thousands of fans crying while trying to listen to the radio Don't desperate if you cannot listen, we will soon find good souls (with large internet connection) to help us!

Have fun, and May The Trailer Music Be With You!