https://dreone.bandcamp.com/album/driftdown-procedure

Driftdown Procedure follows the Dreone craft/AI humanoid system down through a distant planets atmosphere after calamity and engine failure. This is the beginning of Dreones long journey towards sentience... 

Dreone is a sort of metaphor/vessel for my late friends Jacob and John, my childhood best friends/brothers who both made the choice to end their lives prematurely and left this earth to journey into the stars. We were inseparable. For me, their spirit now lives on within the Dreone system, exploring deep space, learning the cosmos and re-gaining sentience which will include senses humans can only dream of. Several other friends in our circle left shortly after them and more continue to leave to this day. Their memories and lived experiences too, are uploaded to the machine so I don't feel so alone... 

(Jacob was a graffiti artist with the tag-name, "Dreone") 

In memoriam: 
Jacob Akerman 
John Hopkins 
and too many more to name...

Credits


Out of Reach: Featuring Henrik Lauge 
Mastered by: Andrew J. Klimek 
Artwork was made by Bryan Hilyard using a combination of Artificial Intelligence and original artwork.

Driftdown Procedure

Bandcamp

Dreone - Departure

https://dreone.bandcamp.com/album/driftdown-procedure

Driftdown Procedure follows the Dreone craft/AI humanoid system down through a distant planets atmosphere after calamity and engine failure. This is the beginning of Dreones long journey towards sentience... 

Dreone is a sort of metaphor/vessel for my late friends Jacob and John, my childhood best friends/brothers who both made the choice to end their lives prematurely and left this earth to journey into the stars. We were inseparable. For me, their spirit now lives on within the Dreone system, exploring deep space, learning the cosmos and re-gaining sentience which will include senses humans can only dream of. Several other friends in our circle left shortly after them and more continue to leave to this day. Their memories and lived experiences too, are uploaded to the machine so I don't feel so alone... 

(Jacob was a graffiti artist with the tag-name, "Dreone") 

In memoriam: 
Jacob Akerman 
John Hopkins 
and too many more to name...

Credits

Out of Reach: Featuring Henrik Lauge 
Mastered by: Andrew J. Klimek 
Artwork was made by Bryan Hilyard using a combination of Artificial Intelligence and original artwork.

Dreone - Out of Reach (feat. Lauge)

Meditation Series

Astro

10 Years of Thaumaturgy

A decade of nightmares, a decade of wonder, Thaumaturgy stands as a monument of thought, a reflection of the many years of trembling frequencies and world's created; an ode to what once was. Within you will find fully remastered tracks carefully curated to show the thousand names and thousand faces of Randal Collier-Ford, and his past projects. From the forgotten vaults of Mors Univera to Grey Light Shade, and the opening years his debut naked record. As Creator and Destroyer, of the genre as it is known, Randal Collier-Ford returns to present these beginning years as a celebration of Magic, Mystery, and Awe.

Thaumaturgy

Citizens

Darkness through light

To See The Light

Echoes Through ...

Level 0 ・ Cloud 9

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https://soundcloud.com/stereoscenic/zarr-cloudform

Cloud 9

vandrarhem

helpmepls

Pedro Pimentel returns to Cryo Chamber with his second album on the label, Self Destruction Themes. This time with help from Amund Ulvestads beautiful cello performances, Simon Heaths textural piano work and Apocryphos atmospheric distortion layers. 

This is a massive album of cold but inviting atmospheres, filtered noise, acoustic layering and sweeping textural layers. The sad theme throughout the album paints images of a world depopulated and of overgrown and dilapidated cityscapes.

Wordclock - The Fever Of Our Waiting

I first encountered Ben Chatwin's music as Talvihorros sometime in 2011 through his release on hibernate imprint. We become more acquainted when he contributed a beautiful track towards my ...and darkness came benefit compilation appearing in 2012. A few years later, Chatwin moved from London to Edinburgh and began recording under his real name. This new beginning also gave his music a refreshed and upgraded sound and with newly found confidence he moved on to the independent Village Green imprint - see Sleeper Awakes appearing on Headphone Commute's Best of 2015 lists. We've seen his follow-up, Heat & Entropy, grace the 'best of' lists a year later, but in 2018, I must admit, I was completely blown away with the Staccato Signals. Something changed entirely. Chatwin's music became cinematic, darker, edgier, blending synthetic and the acoustic, pushing the boundaries of intense sonics and textures, and totally gripping my mind. Needless to say, the album grabbed the top spot in the coveted Music For The Film Behind Closed Eyelids list of best cinematic music of 2018. This year, Ben Chatwin is back to unleash The Hum for Village Green, his sixth studio album under his own name, and today I've got an exclusive premiere from the release dropping tomorrow.

The title of the album, and indeed the title of this track, hint at something lurking behind the lights, the pipes, and concrete. That something is a sound, a drone, a purr, of lifeless objects generating life. When electricity is cut, the house fills with silence, and only then are you aware of all that constant whir you've been surrounded all time. This sonic ghost becomes the bloodstream of the dwelling, and with The Hum, Ben Chatwin amplifies its voice. This rumble is electric, growling, at times it's suffocating with the bass, its place expanded, frequencies increased, dynamics magnified. But at the center of this multi-dimensional chant lies a song, alone in space, alone in beauty. This is the song of Chatwin's music, and I've been mesmerized with all it has to say.

"When electronic artist Ben Chatwin plugged his Moog synthesiser into the mains at home one day, he was surprised to find the electrics of his home faintly singing. His house was built in the nineteenth century, and what he was listening to was the building’s natural hum. He boosted the volume, and in doing so, found the inspiration for his next release, The Hum, out on Village Green on November 6th"

The Hum

Ghost In The Machine

TRACK PREMIERE : Ben Chatwin - Ghost In The Machine

The sound of Logic Moon has graced the airwaves on esteemed labels such as Whitelabrecs, Archives and Ambientologist, among others.