The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - The Original Game Soundtrack

Jeremy Soule - Secunda

100 Songs - Dark Ambient: Universal Suicide (Original Version)

Iron Cthulhu Apocalypse - Circumference I

Tracks "2049" and "Sea Wall" that I cut and mixed together to make one track.
The image is a still from the film that I photoshopped to accompany the sound of the music.
All music by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch.

Blade Runner 2049 Sea Wall [edit] (soft)

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Malformed Canticle Of Despondent Languor

This 15 track soundtrack by Atrium Carceri was composed for the Narrative Philosophical game "The Old City". Soothing string like atmospheres, distorted drones and brooding atmospheres carry the listeners throughout the album. 

Atrium Carceri -  Leviathan

Emotional Release Sounds

NASA's "sonification" of the Sun can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/nasa/sun-sonification.  However, NASA's own information about how they created this recording (http://soi.stanford.edu/results/sounds.html) includes this statement:
"Then Kosovichev filtered the data at about 3 mHz to select clean sound waves (and not supergranulation and instrumental noise). Finally, he interpolated over the missing data and scaled the data (speeded it up a factor 42,000 to bring it into the audible human-hearing range (kHz))"
There is an issue with 42,000: it's not a multiple of 2 - so it  doesn't just bring the frequency down in "octaves" until we can hear it, it actually changes the note.  
So, how do we restore the frequency to its original and then bring it into the audible range without changing the note? 
The nearest multiple of 2 is 32,768.  So, we can:
1. Detect the published frequency, using a tuner or spectrum analyzer: 72 or 144 Hz.
2. Multiply this by 42,000 to restore it to the original frequency above human hearing before NASA changed it:  72 Hz x 42,000 = 3,024,000 Hz , or 3.024 mHz
3. Now divide this original frequency by a proper multiple of 2 so humans can hear it: 3,024,000 Hz / 32,768 = 92.28515625 Hz

92.3 Hz is a harmonic of the Earth's electro-magnetic resonance - which we might call "F-sharp"
So, here is that original NASA recording, slowed down to 92.3 Hz, perhaps it's original and correct audible experience of what the Sun actually sounds like!
Go here for details: https://harmonicsofnature.com/the-sun-is-d/ 

NASA SUN F#

3 veteran producers in the genre, Apocryphos, Kammarheit & Atrium Carceri, collaborate on this behemoth of an album. Each utilizing each others strengths to bring forth a dark and emotional ride through distant memories. 

Onyx is a soundscape journey related to the reflection of dispirited memories and obscure sorrows felt by mankind. With the multitude of techniques used by each artist, it also reflects the rich history of the dark ambient genre and how it has progressed through the decades. 

The signature analogue darkness of gargantuan caves of Kammarheit is combined with the sacral and emotional layering of Apocryphos and the rhytmical bass throbbing and isolated pianos of Atrium Carceri. 

This album was created by cross linking 3 studios in Oregon (US), Pennsylvania (US) and Umeå(Sweden). It took over 3800 lines of studio notes to finalize the album. 

Iron Cthulhu Apocalypse - Circumference I

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