Final Chapter (flesh weaker than spirit)

Aurum is a deeply atmospheric and emotional album, inspired by the ethereal and introspective aesthetic of bands such as The Gathering, Anathema, Lacuna Coil (atmospheric phase), Cocteau Twins, The Cure (melancholic phase), Within Temptation (dark ambient era), and Antimatter — creating a rich, dense, and luminous emotional mosaic. Each track unfolds like a sensory ritual, where soft vocals, velvety guitars, and ambient textures form an intimate and immersive universe.

The songs explore themes of transition, inner healing, golden memories, and the search for meaning in the quiet spaces between thoughts. The sound drifts through dream rock, trip rock, soft darkwave, and ambient shoegaze, weaving influences that echo the emotional depth and atmospheric tension of those iconic bands.

In Aurum, the golden element symbolizes more than brightness: it represents rebirth, hope, and the inner light that endures even when everything seems to fall apart. Each track carries a blend of fragility and intensity, bringing that hypnotic atmosphere that lingers long after the final note.

If you seek music to feel, reflect, and breathe in — Aurum offers a profound journey through ethereal landscapes, vulnerable melodies, and emotions that continue resonating long after the album ends.

Longing

inspired by HP Lovecraft's History Of The Necronomicon... a fusion of rock, doom, metal, trip hop and ambient thrown together with some Middle Eastern spice

Alhazred

AiMee Pickman isn't my real name, it's a pseudonym. I've been producing music for a few years but never put any of it online before. I'll be adding tracks every few days, starting with the older material first... it's a schizo mixture of apocalyptic, cosmic horror and introspective real life themed material across a variety of music genres and styles and also instrumental pieces. We produce versions of the songs in a variety of styles to keep things interesting for ourselves (myself and my production guys) and to allow us to explore the different contexts and perceptions a few subtle changes can often create...