Very nice work :] It has a mellow joy to it but also this sense of mystery and longing. Great job!

Step into the depths of an uncharted journey with DUGA-1's debut album, 'Abyss', a Dark Space Ambient piece that oscillates between melancholic tranquility and haunting discomfort. Dark drones, hazy textures, and fragments of subtle melodies guide you through a labyrinth of introspection.

As I descended further into the depths, the rhythmic hum grew louder, reverberating through the dense air and resonating with an otherworldly energy. It seemed to penetrate every inch of the abyss, reflecting endlessly on the metallic structure beneath the planet's surface. The ancient tunnel glimmered with an ethereal glow, its iron skin adorned with intricate patterns that whispered tales of forgotten technology.

Drawing closer to the source of the soft radiance, a sudden shift in the air sent shivers down my spine. The subdued construct seemed to awaken, responding to my presence with a tangible pulse. For a brief moment, the faint hum ceased, only to be replaced by an eruption of dissonance and chaos, an earsplitting symphony that assaulted my senses.

Caught off guard, my vision blurred, and consciousness wavered as I struggled to grasp my surroundings. Gasping for air, I found myself entangled in a momentary abyss, suspended between the echoes of the cacophony and the endless void that awaited me.

Abyss

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Entering the Core

God Body Disconnect emerges from the shadows of the inner void, with an album he calls the one he’s been dreaming of creating for years. Composed of vhs and cassette tape recordings, Bruce has painted a mystical, melancholic journey, through sleepy, fogbound forests.

Death is a complex subject; none of us really knows what will happen to us when it’s our time. The existence of a soul that lives on in a spiritual afterlife, is also just as difficult to grasp. The truth is none of it can be proven or disproven, because no one has been through the entire experience, and come back to tell the whole story. We end up having to solely rely on our own beliefs, experiences, and what we hope will happen to us in our final hour. Ultimately we’re left in the dark about our future. Death, the soul, and the spiritual world, are things I’ve explored in much of my music, however I’ve never gone as deep as I have with this album. I owed it to myself to face the traumatic events that have shaped my beliefs, and finally approach the fearful visions that have been haunting me for many years. This album is based on what I’ve seen during my own near death experiences, and in vivid prophetic dreams and visions. It’s also representative of what I hope will happen to me when the clock of life rings its final bell. It has given me much peace to introspectively dive into these mystical, uncharted worlds, and I hope it gives some peace for you. ~Bruce

It’s almost time for the finale
The drape of oak are closing in
Birds and creatures cease their singing
Flashing images of who I’ve been
Eyes swollen, the deepest sadness
Regrets and fear of what’s to come
A single tear feeds the soil
Body and spirit turned to one
I bend my knees to an empty forest
In a dream only dreamt within
The gods of sleep, a soothing chorus
All is forgotten, my sins forgiven

Dreams to be Buried In

Where Will My Soul Awake

A Last Reflection of My Life

Dronny Darko present his new dystopian album Godless Land, where cities are swallowed by overgrowth with humans gone.

You see cities you once knew, now swallowed by overgrowth.
You stand amidst a surreal landscape, where nature has reclaimed the concrete jungle. Vines and creepers have wrapped themselves around skyscrapers, pulling them back into the earth. The streets are a tangle of overgrowth, with buildings consumed by the relentless march of vegetation.

You hear the silence, punctuated only by the creaks and groans of structures surrendering to nature's onslaught.

Your footsteps echo off the walls as you navigate through a sea of ferns and wildflowers that have claimed the pavement as their own. The air is thick with the scent of damp earth and decay, a reminder that humans are no longer the dominant force here

Recommended for fans of Dystopian Soundscapes and Textural layering

Godless Land

Escaping The Zone

Lights From Above

Patient 4067

Hollow Concrete Flesh

The Watchful Eye

Hallucinating A Colossus

Valley Of The Morbid

'Phrenitis' takes the listener to a twisted place where the walls between worlds are razed. The ruinous cities of wars long past, where time itself is but a prisoner and the warlords roaming their purgatorial halls are free to destroy the very foundations of the natural order. 

'Phrenitis' is the 6th album of Atrium Carceri and is yet another step of the ever increasing Atrium Carceri wake up call. Simon Heath shows himself and the world, yet again, that no man is ever truly the master of their art unless they strive to evolve with it. The soundscapes he has created bypass the conscious mind, taking the listener deep into his pristine nightmare. The evolution of sound is spot-on and sets Atrium Carceri apart from other lazy dark ambient acts by being a truly diverse piece, replete with details upon details to make the illusion complete, and haunting compositions to make the mind yearn.
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released 02 December 2009 
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Produced, Composed and Mastered - Simon Heath

Atrium Carceri - The way back

Cryo Chamber is a 24 Bit dark ambient label run by Atrium Carceri focusing on deep high quality dark ambient with a cinematic edge.

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