German darkwave/ambient rock project Deep Imagination released a brand new video single "Realm Of The Raven". Deep Imagination created a sea of emotions full of dark romantic melancholy with this new single. The title is a metaphor for the unmistakable new sound world of gothic, darkwave and ambient that Thorsten Sudler-Mainz has created with his solo project.
Together with guitarist Achim von Raesfeld and singer Ann Kareen Mainz as guests, he takes the style of the latest album, The Children Of The Moon, released in 2023, into new musical spheres.
An enormously soulful darkwave sound reminiscent of the early Dead Can Dance merges into a Floydian and anthemic resolution. Deep Imagination feels at home in the "Realm Of The Raven" and doesn't want to leave it any time soon. Link

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