Name: A hiding place within the structure by Napuk
Duration: 9 min 36 s
Description: A place in hopelessness where you can find shelter from the gloom

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Dead Melodies presents us the dark wooded album, Sylvan. A musical tale of mystical woodlands and tribal folk. Atmospheric post rock soundscapes, dark ambient-acoustic and organic sound design

In the realm of shadow and whisper existed a being known as Zephyra, a dark seraphim cloaked in obsidian feathers that absorbed the light around her. Zephyra was neither angel nor demon, but a mysterious force that governed the ebb and flow of human destiny.

Perched upon the edge of twilight, she observed the mortal realm with eyes that held the reflections of countless fates. Zephyra's existence was intertwined with the delicate balance of fortune and misfortune sometimes known as the symmetry of fate. She soared silently through the night, casting her shadowy wings over unsuspecting souls, unseen to the human eye for in the shadow realm she roamed.

Those who sensed her presence felt an inexplicable chill, as if destiny itself whispered through the rustle of her wings. Zephyra's touch could bring either blessings or curses, her choices veiled in the mysteries of patterns unknown.

In the villages nestled between the ancient forests and forgotten whispers, tales of the enigmatic dark seraphim were entwined in ancestral legends. Some believed her to be a harbinger of doom, while others saw her as a celestial guardian watching over the threads of their lives.

Out of both fear and gratitude for her guardianship, villagers furnished shrines with offerings hopeful for safe passage through their years, though the younger generation believed themselves wiser than telltale myth and made no sacrifice, and disdain for this apparent godlike being grew, instilling anger towards her mystic reign.



Dead Melodies - Sylvan - 11 Under Guardian's Watch

Alphaxone & Onasander join forces on this post apocalyptic album revolving around abandoned megastructures and ruined cities.

Dark basslines and sweeping arpeggios invites us into a world of lost technology. Explore emptied cities and ruined metropolises to the soundtrack of dark drone and thumping analog textures

Recommended for fans of the post apocalypse, synthesizers and world after mankind

Alphaxone & Onasander - Futuristic Dereliction - 06 Lost Civilization

LẼTUM presents us the album Distant Dead Stars. An audial descent into the unknown, where heavy, haunting atmospheres grind like souls devoured by black holes.

Evolving drones transcend beyond the physical realm, sweeping listeners into the void of distant dead stars. The soundscapes bleed with collisions of noise, sweeping through desolate ruins and desecrated holy grounds, where the remnants of a forgotten prophecy whisper back to life. Each track brings a sense of cosmic dread, unraveling a slow collapse

Recommended for fans of dark ambience, creeping drones, and dystopian space cults.

LẼTUM - Distant Dead Stars - 02 It's Like From Another Dimension

The mind is manipulated. Things that weren't there before suddenly appear there, as if they've always been there.

(Dark Ambient Drone) Implanted in the mind

In this part, research was strongly advanced in order to get the desired results. But as is so often the case, the things you discover are unexpected.

(Dark Ambient Drone) Research Section D3-46A9

A place in hopelessness where you can find shelter from the gloom

A hiding place within the structure

Napuk

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