“A haunting blend of dark ambient, drone and experimental sound exploring grief, memory and ancestral hauntings.”
Where dark frequencies fracture and reform: Dino DiMuro's Mirror Man finally delivers the Captain Beefheart vocals that were always meant to be there, while Ergonomic Sound Office's Oh, Raichoso conjures soft-mallet meditative soundscapes inspired by a hike through Japan's alpine peaks. Arcane Synthetic's A New Era & Nothing More: Part I moves through industrial abrasion and dark ambient landscapes exploring the psychological aftermath of transformation, and Fax Modem's Old Ghosts haunts from the corpse of dead technologies with heavy samples and industrial-tinged Witch House. Kilmarth's Raw Nerve arrives as a whispered voice against a wall of sound where everything arrives at full strength and nothing fades on schedule, and Celeste Noxx's Plague descends into underground whispers and ancestral hauntings, asking whether you'll conquer the beast or become its feast.
“A haunting blend of dark ambient, drone and experimental sound exploring grief, memory and ancestral hauntings.”
“Chris of Wilderness's 9th album Smoke Up Every Mountain puts it's hat in the ring for the dankest record of the year award.”
“An old instrumental from 2021 with the 'correct' Captain Beefheart lyrics finally added!”
“This follow up to the debut album, Awaken The Androids is made almost entirely of collaboration tracks.”
“downtempo meets fragmented IDM, crafting a haunting soundtrack for lost digital memories.”
“The soundscapes create a rhythmic ever evolving meditative pattern, the sounds of soft-padded mallets to make you calm and focused without making you commit to listening.”