A piece inspired by the botanical garden in Lausanne

Kernera saxatilis

Delicate static and softly blooming textures, like the quiet hum of a dim light bulb. Each track unfolds with warm crackles and subtle shifts — an exploration of presence, fragility, and the intimate noise of quiet spaces.

Produced and mixed by Derek Carter (KapTep) and Sebby Kowal
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture by Elena Uspenskaya https://www.instagram.com/abstracat
Cover design by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)

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The ascent of the soul.
" '... it.' " 

Of Magdala

10 Record 10

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Noises From Above: A Study in Quiet Intrusions is an album shaped around the small, persistent sounds that leak into our private spaces—those half-heard murmurs from neighbours, the distant thrum of traffic, the creaks and hums of a building settling into its own rhythms. The tracks capture a different facet of the world that slips past walls and doors, turning everyday disturbances into textures, moods, and emotional landscapes. It’s an exploration of how these subtle intrusions colour our solitude, interrupt our thoughts, and quietly become part of the soundtrack of living in close proximity to others.

The Quiet Hour

Ambient ethereal soundscapes for your pleasure, relax, chillout and enjoy.

AMBIENT - KITZUKI

They hid Redwake Station so deep in the mountains that even the mapmakers conveniently forgot it. Snow muffles everything around it, but the structure hums faintly beneath the frost, as if it never learned how to sleep. The upper tower leans like it’s listening for something in the treeline, while the house below sags under the weight of too many winters and too many secrets.

Red lanterns still burn along the walkway, a holdover from the early containment protocols. Their glow isn’t meant to guide visitors. It’s meant to warn whatever lies inside not to wander too far.

The researchers who once lived here were convinced they’d isolated a frequency older than human breath, a vibration hidden in the bedrock of the world. They called it the Deep Pulse. When played aloud, it rearranged thoughts, then memories, then will.

Redwake was built to study the phenomenon. Or maybe to quarantine it. The documents never agree.

What’s certain is this: one night the station sent a final transmission, a distorted tone that rattled across nearby settlements, followed by a single word rendered untranslatable by every modern system. After that, silence.

Now the lights glow again. The snow around the stilts is disturbed.

The Void Remembers. 

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Redwake Station Part 1 - Deep, Sci-fi, Nature Ambient [Sleep/Study/Relaxation]

Taken from "Foghorn / The Afterglow":
https://mtshrine.bandcamp.com/album/foghorn-the-afterglow

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Winter Restlessness

ambient synth + shortwave theohauntology experiments

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