No codes left
“'In a world devoured, their roots of terror ran deep!'”
Featured
Lose yourself in the soundscape: Willebrant's The Coming Rains EP conjures meditative evenings through soft pedal piano, fretless bass, and field recordings in a trans-continental collaboration between Australia and India, while The Knight Seas delivers slowed and reverb-drenched bass and ebow guitar for the somnolent. Nicola Olla's Threefold weaves warmth and roughness across sixty minutes of slowly evolving ambient movements composed for a Sardinian museum exhibition, and The Black Cube's Thing Thing No Gap hits back with dirty breakbeats, drones, and analogue nastiness. Tel Quel's Decaying Lull charts a descent from glitchy industrial percussion to deep ambient field recordings captured in Japan's Yoshino Kumano National Park, and Eric Hausmann's Slow Ambient Dub blurs bass-heavy dub grooves with sirens and conflict-haunted field recordings into a cinematic protest.
Soundscape releases
No codes left
“PS2 era music, like Jak & Daxter, and Ratchet and Clank.”
No codes left
“An Advent calendar of electronic and avant-garde soundscapes and treats.”
No codes left
“Each track resonates with a cinematic grandeur, weaving an intricate tapestry of sound that captures the frostbitten beauty and timeless mystery of the yuletide season.”
“An epic and melodic sequel to Wendigo, unveiling a vast realm of shamanic visions, ancient deities, and timeless mysticism.”
No codes left
“A frosty dark ambient drone odyssey through the spirit world and the haunting transformation of the Wendigo myth.”
No codes left
“Bass heavy analogue vibes with some gloom!”
No codes left
“Step into the underworld of Oddville, where the bizarre thrives and the strange becomes sublime.”
No codes left
“The haunting melodies of holiday cheer give way to whispers of something sinister.”
No codes left
“A dense, magical universe of light, darkness and alpine atmospheres.”
No codes left
“Thrilling and chilling electronic soundtrack with a twist.”
“Atmospheric, haunting, and mesmerizing, this session captures the essence of winter as both a force of nature and a realm of imagination.”