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“Based on a dusty journal found in the archives of the Skeleton Mage, containing the writings of a lonely pilgrim in search of the elusive Belfry at World's Edge.”
From the ambient depths: Cathode Ray Tube moves the tiredest souls through heavy rhythm, dark sonic waters, and low-lying drones — a rebirth through a chasm of noise. Ergonomic Sound Office conjures soft-padded mallets and meditative rhythms inspired by Japan's Kurobe-Tateyama Alpine route, while Yama Uba floats haunting, emotive vocals over dreamy, ethereal ambience in the liminal space between hymns and mantras. Projet -> Renard) Ost) haunts with drone, neoclassical fragments, and medieval ghosts, and Various Artists - moon musiq delivers bite-sized 30-second tracks about bugs. unrendered crafts a haunting soundtrack for lost digital memories where downtempo meets fragmented IDM.
Ambient releases
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“dreamy folk songs for counting sheep to”
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“Celebrating its 3 year anniversary, Difficult Art and Music presents a double-album of forward-thinking experimental composition. Inspired equally by the classical composers of the Avant-Garde – th...”
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“A collection of BSR artists transcending the boundaries of sound.”
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“They Mostly Come At Night... Mostly, situates itself somewhere between Death Industrial, Power Electronics, Noise, Dark Ambient, and perhaps something not easily defined or recognized.”
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“4-tracks, 4-guitars, 42 minutes”
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“Second physical release from I Heart Noise! Electronic, abstract, melodic, emotional - all at the same time”
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“This is the lead track from VOLTIJ's new album The Violets Are Blue”
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“A ghost ride through the static of early dreams.”
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“Unfolding the depths of sound and space. A journey through textured atmospheres and experimental soundscapes.”
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“Apocalyptic anthems of the modern age and spiritual warfare for the human soul.”
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“An illustrated chapter in the age-old tale of how the prepared guitar and its integration with electronics has guided our existence and will lead us forward into the future.”