dark ambient / depression - Creative Commons

Field recordings are always something fresh and generate ideas. They are not just an element for me, and often become the track itself. It’s all about texture! For instance, I can share the story of one of the tracks: the Lugansk region is very rich in deposits of coal, and, as a result, there are a lot of coal enterprises and mines in the region. The people living there are all in some way connected to it. It can be a relative or a friend working in one of these mines. Those who grow up in Lugansk, like myself, always ask their parents and friends about what it is like in the depths of the Earth. I’ve been told all about how a mine works, but I only have a mental image of it.

Now, sound can brighten and strengthen our idea of a specific place, and by hearing what actually goes on down there my mental image becomes complete (and not just for me). As a result, I decided I had to find a way of recording what goes on inside a coal mine. People who don’t work there are not allowed anywhere near a mine and least of all to go down one of them. With great difficulty, one day, though, I persuaded a friend of mine to take my digital recorder to work with him (even if it was forbidden). His team worked directly on the lower levels! He didn’t know how to use the recorder nor what I specifically wanted him to record, so I just told him: just click the REC button before descending and this will be more than enough. And as a result he got me a recording made at a depth of 926 meters. It was incredible, something similar to the sound of a flooded cave. The sound rising from the depths was similar to the sound of the airplane.

I then made a looped sample and combined it with guitar sounds and processed it using echo and delay. The result is a collage of field recordings and guitar sounds, telling us about a kind of reversed event, when something good and bright becomes cold and dark, when winter comes after spring. This is a kind of allegory about the hard work of people working there, of their mood when they go down.

Winter, Why Are You Hiding Away From Me?

Surface

Being Reviled , We Bless , Being Persecuted , We Endure

A dark and noisy track featuring melancholic vocals. 

Keep You Safe

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The new part of fractal stories, after the "Fractal Consolation", is here, named "Fall".

01. Air

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  North hive & Tile shore - Homeworld (2015)
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North hive (Anton Berkov)

North hive - electro-acoustic project, founded on May,2012 in Saint – Petersburg. Project works in such directions as Ambient, Drone, Soundscape. The main idea in all the experiments with sound and space is creation soundscapes of "artificial nature".

https://soundcloud.com/north-hive
http://northhive.bandcamp.com/
http://vk.com/northhive

Tile~Shore

Sergey Alexeev(The participant of HOMEWORLD project),
Dmitry Sobol.

Our music is all about pure being in moment. We make sound sculptures in live, that makes your souls feel peacefulness, and allows you to immerse your mind in the trance state. In our sounds we use live fx-guitar, Microphone with various percussion instruments and sounds, field recordings, and computer programming. Also we like any experiments with mixing styles(Idm, jazz, Tribal, ethnic). At the moment, we are preparing to release our second album. We actively play live at various festivals, clubs, galleries, and show-rooms. Welcome to the temple of sacral sound and have a nice trip into yourself!

Https://soundcloud.com/tile-shore
http://vk.com/tileshore

Photo by Ignat Chernyayev: 
http://ignat-chernyaev.livejournal.com/

Tracklist:

1. Homeworld  25:25
2. Nightflow  25:25


North Hive & Tile Shore - Homeworld - 02 Nightflow

Taken from new EP release on Petroglyph Music, March 11, 2015. Music inspired by a painting by American painter Amanda Blake. Free listen and/or download here: https://petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/nacht


Nacht II (Please read description)

https://paulminesweeper.ml/album/northreach

Paul Minesweeper ~ Dead Morning

Prese Di Posizione Sul Funzionamento Di Dio

... & 'till this very day, I still drool on my pillow.
>6 months = Syndrome.

Fear Of A Bigger Dosage ()

The last dawn

Failure

The Retrieval: Part I

10. Soft Note & Sokpb Avabodha — Last Day

Watterloo

Last finished tune up to date, this one is a very special, when i compare to what i did already. It means a real move for me. I think i've set aside the violence... Or ? :)

Forthcoming on Metamorphosis LP again.


ValkyR &amp; Cardassian - Blanche Metamorphosée

You are to enjoy 4 minutes 33 seconds of enchanting ambient. Resonant silence, sharp vibration of the environment. Four and a half minutes here equal to four and a half billion years of existence in a galaxy far away. Somewhere the music is playing right now, elswhere it plays forever.

AMR (c) Rci

Out F.U.

"Dream Catcher" for us is something we would come back to throughout our lives, both as listeners and as authors for it carries a huge portion of verve. It was composed from the beginning to end with an amazing amount of inspiration that kept the powerful stream of ideas, moving us further and further on this venture. We hope we were capable of capturing some of these images into sounds and deliver them to you. The album was mostly composed sequentially, that's why we decided to keep the most of it in a single track to underline the theme of one thing transforming into another as your thoughts move from it as it often happens when you sleep. When one is seeing a dream it is hard to tell when it started or how he got here because it's in a constant change yet all is still connected.

You can purchase entire album at http://waterplea.bandcamp.com/

dark ambient / depression - Creative Commons

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