My Bloody Valentine - Only Shallow (slowed and reverbed)

I do not down the song. Posted for lack of platform accessibility, nor accumulated income from this track.

Space Goth Coast To Coast- Vestron Vulture

Glare~Floating (SLOWED)

this is definitely not the final product. I had like major writers block after the start, so honestly I just kind of repeated it and moved parts I already had around and tried to make it transition smoothly. it still sound pretty nice but I'm probably gonna rework it a bit some time. I also kind of wanna try and add some vocals too.

I Fall For You

meming

other side

blindworldandsuch (p. koniacc)

"Time bleeds like candle wax melts over fire, but when forever ends, you shall not fade to zero." 

I got a short mental health leave from work, so what better way to spend it than use all the time to make music! so yeah, more instrumental post-rock stuff. I think this song is a bit more...positive and energetic sounding than my usual stuff, which I know is quite uncharacteristic of me -- maybe it's a coping mechanism. I've been listening to more hard rock infused post-rock stuff so this may be reminiscent of some bands like glasgow coma scale, pg.lost, sleepmakeswaves, etc.

My recent approach to making music is to force myself to be less of a perfectionist, and just record what comes naturally, so the strong structures might be more unconventional and maybe raw? and as a side effect, quite longer. 

Art by shiej007


YOU SHALL NOT FADE TO ZERO

I Don't Know How to Do This Anymore

i know you

Hypnosis For Sleep - "Old Man"

This is an experimental electronic music project performed and produced by Saif. He has been creating music since the age of 16.   with various instruments and methods – mainly focusing on playing guitar and using multi-track analogue equipment for recording and production. 

His approach to music is a daringly beautiful combination of atmospheric music with emphasis on rhythms, variety of tone and the layering of electronic textures over a more traditional approach. 
Saif describes his song writing method as being vertical "I add layers and subtract others over shifting and interlocking rhythmic parts. The main theme of the track is always there in one form or another. it's usually the first idea I start with. everything around it is a result of that first spark" 

Welcome to my “musical” diary…. A Sonic sketch book of feelings and impressions.

One!

meming

No Mind No Form