“Songs of life and death, of magic and the empirical, of dreaming and waking.”
From the depths of dark ambient desolation: Arcane Synthetic's A New Era & Nothing More: Part I delivers cinematic industrial abrasion and dark ambient landscapes exploring the psychological aftermath of transformation — immersion, not passive listening. John Reidar Holmes' The Ground Grows Hungry For Us weaves songs of life and death, magic and the empirical, while GhostN3rve's Transgression captures crimson thickets and hollow rites — performed entirely live, captured as it unfolded. Monolithic Aeons offers a definitive archive of crushing feedback-laden drones and funeral-pace riffage, and Fangorn's Northern Kingdoms trawls England's north for the finest dungeon synth the country has to offer.
“The fourth studio album by j4vaman, featuring sampling of music from old Adult Swim bumps, as well as old public service advertisement.”