Name: Lustmord, "Element" by selftitledmag
Duration: 6 min 49 s
Description: Read our rare Lustmord interview here: http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2011/03/28/the-self-titled-interview-lustmord/

Read our rare Lustmord interview here: http://www.self-titledmag.com/home/2011/03/28/the-self-titled-interview-lustmord/

Lustmord, "Element"

As I recently almost died in a car crash, I have this strange feeling around me, I feel like the presence of death is near me, so I tried to materialize these feelings in a music, hope you like it, and have a safe day.

Dark Ambient The Inner Devil - The Presence of Death

ETHEREAL AMBIENT SOUNDSCAPES INSPIRED BY GAME OF THRONES AND THE  LORD OF THE RINGS AND MANY OTHERS. RELAX, ENJOY AND DRIFT AWAY.

CTHULHU MYTHOS - SUB-GLACIAL

This track is for relaxed listening, headphones on eyes closed. I have used samplers, synths and field recordings in its production.

soundscape IV (arrival)

original soundtrack plus extra outtake stuff i made for 4spells (2024), a film by tom rogers - link here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HD6lmN_yXE

cover artwork by tom rogers (clip from 4spells)

bandcamp

all i wanna do (slowed)

https://cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/echoes-from-outer-silence

Cryo Chamber welcomes Iranian Mehdi Saleh from Alphaxone back with his 4th album on the label. A space voyage ambient album of drone mixed with electronic overtones and a healthy dose of field recordings. 

Echoes from Outer Silence take us through space and to the archaic signals of civilizations beyond the stars, Mehdi this time packing some serious analogue warmth to his droney dreamscapes. 

He once again polishes up his already splendid sound quality and excellent production to reach new heights. This is an album best enjoyed when relaxing with a cup of freeze dried coffe in zero G.

Full Album

Alphaxone - Solitude

Simply a minimal drone, subtle sonic wallpaper.  "Repetition is a form of change." ... an oblique strategy ... http://stoney.sb.org/eno/oblique.html

Inspired by minimal drone music in general, the subtleties of an oscillator, filter, reverb, or any sound source.

Thanks for taking the time to check it out...

Minimal

Shaping Change

Surreal, mysterious and poetic is how one could define the work of Danish musician and collage artist Paw Grabowski. His latest album “Without Blood The Sun Darkens” exudes feelings of the simplicity of being present, in the absence of absolute existence, pervaded by memories, moods and emotions, neither sad nor happy, fulfilled. It is about watching time, from faded memories of ones childhood to that feeling just before laying down between wanderings and stillness, looking at the darkening room just before you disperse and disappear completely into nothingness. Soothing and engulfing melodies that seems to repeat yet always evolving, a profound venture through melancholy.

Edition of 500 copies in 4 panel Digipak. 1 Track. Running Time 59:22

Without Blood The Sun Darkens

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The cowled seers from beyond the frigid void incessantly observe us moving through our daily lives. Manipulating the orders of chance and whimsy they collect our thoughts and steer us through the Illusion. Their goal to collect the few for an expedition deep down into the abyss where the lost god once sought refuge. The weave of "reality" grows thin with this release as it explores what lies beyond even the manifold spires of the ancient city as well as the fractured memories of every swayed traveller. 
Atrium Carceri returns with a stunningly detailed album and yet again propels the genre forward into uncharted territory. 

This album was constructed with a digital release in mind, and was created for a 24 bit experience. 
Headphones and 24bit playback recommended! 
24 bit FLAC download available 

Comes with a 6 page HD booklet

Atrium Carceri - Ancient Past

Tineidae (Poland) serves us a space ambient album thick with analogue sweeps and evolving walls of sound.

The derelict mothership is massive, its silent shadow swallowing your cutter-ship as you connect with the airlock. Inside, rusted bulkheads sing like whales from deep within as they reverberate with lumbering creaks. Your flashlight flickers in the dark as you wipe the smudge off a wall-mounted map. Better get the power online or you'll never be able to access the backup logs. NG-section is two floors down. Time for another spacewalk.

Your MD-233 exosuit gets you climbing the ship's exterior with little effort. Parts of the ship have been blown off, scattered across space from the impact all those years ago, revealing the skeletal remains of the eco-hub and launch pad. Makes you wonder what happened to those left behind without food. The distressed messages coming out of there were censored, but it must have been bad for them to have brought in a black market contracter to wipe them from the mainframe before the repair crew arrives.

Recommended for fans of space journeys, supernovas and arpeggiated swells.

Bandcamp

Blacklight Trail

https://www.youtube.com/user/niceggg
Dark Ambient The Inner Devil - The Other Side

Dark Ambient The Inner Devil - The Other Side

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