Heavy Rain

After

"My One" by Tallinn

New Born

Reborn

Ma Mélancolie

Waves

Eclaircies

After Sunrise

Funerals for you

Instrumental track of the song "Blackest Eyes" by Porcupine Tree. Commission for a client in the USA. Done from scratch with Cockos Reaper. 
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Pista instrumental de la canción "Blackest Eyes" de Porcupine Tree. Comisión para un cliente en USA. Hecha desde cero con Cockos Reaper.

Blackest Eyes (Porcupine Tree Instrumental)

Instrumental track of the song "Deadwing" by Porcupine Tree. Commission for a client in the USA. Done from scratch with Cockos Reaper. 
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Pista instrumental de la canción "Deadwing" de Porcupine Tree. Comisión para un cliente en USA. Hecha desde cero con Cockos Reaper.

Shallow (Porcupine Tree Instrumental)

Stones

L 76

Green Eyes

This is the first song on which I have used a recording of myself playing the guitar. It turned out pretty good in my opinion. I have used an EBow ‘look-alike’ called the Joyo JGE-01 Infinite Sustainer. Since the release of the Blackwater Park album by Opeth (and on several songs on the Deadwing album of Porcupine Tree) I was captivated by a particular sound that I could not quite identify. After a few years I ‘discovered’ that it was an EBow that was used on the guitar. Since then I always wanted to own such a device to play along an recreate that sound. Now I have finally used a guitar on a song with a similar device like an EBow. I used a VST by Hainbach (Landfill Totems) that I have used on more of my songs. I made some samples using the Landfill Totems VST and used these. I also used one of my go to VST’s by Spitfire Audio called Labs. On this song I have used the recordings of a Ondes Musicales. I cool instrument with a very distinctive sound. The percussive sounds also come from the Labs VST by Spitfire Audio. The song sounds more experimental than my previous work. According to some feedback it sounds a bit like The Gathering (one of my favorite bands) although that wasn’t my intention. You cannot escape influences by other artists so if it is (unintentionally and subconsciously) inspired by them; so be it. I like how this one turned out. I am curious what others think about this one. The title is an anagram by the way. It is an anagram of the most simple things imaginable and I will leave it to you to figure it out. Seeing and experiencing the world as it is today and still hoping for a better world I liked the ring of it so I chose this as the title.

A Daring Utopian

Hold Hands

First transmission from the Hallucinophonics universe.
"Fallen Angel" drifts through ethereal soundscapes where celestial beauty meets earthbound longing. Built on layers of atmospheric guitars and hypnotic rhythms, the track explores themes of transcendence and loss, guided by haunting melodies that seem to float between dimensions.
This is your exclusive early access to the Hallucinophonics sound—a glimpse into the cosmic consciousness that will fully emerge this September. Follow for the complete journey ahead.
For fans of Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, and Tame Impala

Fallen Angel

Gas Mask is the hard-hitting opening single from Role of the Observer’s remastered debut album. Blending aggressive riffs, heavy grooves, and dystopian imagery, the track sets the tone for a concept album that explores consumerism, propaganda, and the illusion of choice in a decaying world. Inspired by post-apocalyptic landscapes and personal disillusionment, Gas Mask is both a sonic assault and a warning cry—raw, relentless, and unflinchingly honest.

🎧 Remastered for 2025
🎸 Genre: Hard Rock / Alt Metal
🔊 For fans of: Rage Against the Machine, Tool, Porcupine Tree

Gas Mask (Remastered)

As Ämpers@nd I am producing (largely but not always intentionally) melancholic and dark-sounding ambient and soundscapes. Occasionally I produce chill and relaxing (almost meditative) songs and (experimental) electronic music.

All astrophotography pictures (galaxies, nebula's and stars) I have used are made (and owned) by Bob Reijnders. For more awesome pictures check his website: https://astro.bobreijnders.nl/. 
All other photo's are taken and edited by me.

Role of the Observer is an American progressive rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, United States. The band’s line-up includes Nick Leach (lead guitar, vocals, piano), Tyler Rhodes (guitar, vocals), Max Leach (drums, percussion) and Nate Epperson (bass guitar, samples.) 
Founded in 2012, the group has been known to take a conceptual approach to their writing. With influences ranging from classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, King Crimson to newer progressive bands like Porcupine Tree, Tool, Mastodon, and Opeth, their sound is nothing out of the ordinary. Their exceptional musicianship brings the listener across all ranges of rhythms and their shows are an audible special that is sure to keep the listener on their feet.
Role of the Observer has released two full length concept albums which are now available on iTunes and for free download at http://roleoftheobserver.bandcamp.com/ . In early 2014 Max Leach joined the group on drums. Since, the groups sound has developed in exciting ways and they plan to release a third album in 2015. 

The Music Lair recording studio. Commissions open. Original songs, instrumental tracks, tuning & timing. Mixing and mastering.
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Estudio de grabación The Music Lair. Comisiones abiertas. Canciones originales, pistas instrumentales, tuning & timing. Mezcla y masterización.

Hallucinophonics exist at the nexus of consciousness and sound—crafting immersive soundscapes that challenge the boundaries between reality and reverie. Drawing from Pink Floyd's cosmic explorations, Porcupine Tree's atmospheric sophistication, and Tame Impala's psychedelic innovation, they create music that functions as both artistic statement and transformative experience.
Band's name reveals its mission: the precise articulation of hallucinogenic experience through sound. Their compositions weave together ethereal textures, progressive architectures, and hypnotic rhythms, exploring themes of consciousness evolution and existential discovery. From transcendent space rock anthems to introspective nocturnal transmissions, their music occupies that sacred territory where the cerebral meets the celestial.
Hallucinophonics represents a bold new chapter in psychedelic music—an invitation to perceive reality through different frequencies and discover that the most extraordinary journeys often begin with simply closing your eyes and listening.
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, Progressive Rock, Art Rock
For Fans Of: Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, Tame Impala, King Crimson, Radiohead

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