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Future Chaos - Revisited Pt4

From the forthcoming album COLDER

ARCANE ASYLUM - “Carbon”

Duration: 4:50
BPM: 81
Key: F minor
Genre: Ambient / Electronic / Abstract IDM / Leftfield

DESCRIPTION

CARBON is a slow-burn descent into tension, a dark, textural electronic piece that blends icy atmospheres with fractured rhythm and shadow-soaked sound design. Built in F minor at 81 BPM, the track crawls forward with a steady, medium-energy pulse while the emotional tone stays deliberately negative, eerie, and unstable.

Glacial pads and resonant synth drones shape the horizon, while frequent percussion and electronic drums carve out a mechanical heartbeat. The sound palette remains raw and unpolished by intent, an echo of early 2000s experimental electronic, fused with modern abstract IDM sensibilities.

CARBON sits sonically between:

Richard Devine – synthetic tension + percussive detail

Pan Sonic – cold minimalism + menacing low-end

Khost – evolving drone textures + oppressive atmosphere

Semizeu / Power Noise– darker rhythmic moments and pulse-driven menace

The result is a track that feels dark, scary, and quietly menacing, built for late-night listening, dystopian visuals, and heavy cinematic moods.

Mood & Energy

Mood: Dark, Scary, Ominous

Emotional Profile: Negative

Energy Level: Medium

Energy Dynamics: Steady, controlled intensity

Instrumentation

Synthesizer: Throughout

Percussion: Frequent, detailed, textural

Electronic Drums: Pulsing mechanical patterns

For Fans Of

Richard Devine • Pan Sonic • Khost • Semizeu • early 2000s experimental electronic • dark ambient • industrial IDM

Carbon

Architect, electronic music producer, composer, and artist.

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