An exploration of the sonic experience of sleep paralysis. Artwork is The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli.

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HELLO SLEEP PARALYSIS

Frozen Awakenings (sleep Paralysis)

Sleep Trap Party

she looks like a third grader AND wont share her doritos :/

In this episode, Matt discusses sleep paralysis, one of the most common and controversial topics in discussions of ghost folklore. Matt will talk about the folklore surrounding sleep paralysis, the origins of the modern study of the phenomenon, and how a folklorist appears to have spurred the medical community to take the matter seriously.

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95. Sleep Paralysis

sleep paralysis

Music that scares my dog pt 1

“I know it’s nothing... but it feels like something’s chasing me down.”

Falling Out Of Focus captures the quiet terror of overthinking, sleepless nights, and the static hum of a mind that won’t shut off. With whispery vocals and a haunting, hypnotic beat, it drifts through insomnia, fear, and fragile self-talk.

Dark pop for those moments when the silence gets too loud.

Lyrics:

What’s it like to breathe without counting?
I watch the clock just to slow it down.
They say it’s easy to stop doubting,
But I don’t know how.

I pace the floor just to feel awake,
Keep the lights on, I know it’s late.
Check the locks, I still hesitate.
It’s quiet, but I’m not okay.

I know it’s nothing—
But it feels like something’s chasing me down.
I tell myself I’m fine,
But I feel like I’m still sinking somehow.
Wrap me in the static tonight,
I’ll close my eyes, but not too tight.

I double-check but it’s not enough.
The room feels smaller every time.
I wonder if I think too much—
Can I turn off my mind?

I count the steps from bed to door,
Leave the TV on the floor.
I should sleep but I’m not sure,
If calm’s what I’m looking for.

I know it’s nothing—
But it feels like something’s chasing me down.
I tell myself I’m fine,
But I feel like I’m still sinking somehow.
Wrap me in the static tonight,
I’ll close my eyes, but not too tight.

Lock the windows, just in case.
Is it shadows or just space?
Hold my breath, make no mistake—
I can’t outrun what I create.

I know it’s nothing—
But I feel it creeping closer somehow.
Let the air hum a little louder,
I’ll rest when it dies down.


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Falling Out Of Focus

music that scares my dog pt 2

Paràlisi

Paràlisi

My remix for Eutactic is a masterclass in the Hypnagogic sonic dark arts, showing off night terrors, gristly synths, like a nocturnal demon perched on your chest, whining and squealing like a farmyard animal in the pangs of labour. Crucial!

Eutactic - Hypnagogia (Ruoho Ruotsi Reshape)

LoveBot Army is a music collective pushing beyond genre and form. From cinematic dream pop to raw hip hop, from glacial ballads to underground tech house. Each album is a new chapter in a shape-shifting sound journey.

Our process is human at its core, emotion first, instinct-led, but we embrace technology as a creative amplifier. With AI-assisted, human-driven production, we craft music that’s both visceral and visionary.

LoveBot Army is more than sound. It’s immersive. It’s collaborative. It’s a multi-sensory world built with digital artists, visual storytellers, and rule-breakers across every medium.

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Multicoloured blasts of undulating, unstable tapestries, ricocheting Dancehall mutations over reverbed-out dread techno bassline warps

Raised on a diet of  1970s Afrobeat, Jùjú music & genre-defying Black American pop, Ruoho's music draws upon the visceral aesthetics of dub, techno, garage & impractical melodic leitmotifs from experimental electro-acoustics, fusing them into imaginative new exhilarations, sometimes 4-on-the-floor, other times Avant-dubwise or ambient. His music has been described by some as “vaporous”, “aching and expansive” & “a wicked dub abstraction”.

Ruoho won an international BBC Radio 1 remix competition, reshaping Steve Reich's seminal piece “Music for 18 Musicians” & has released 12" vinyl records on numerous boutique labels like Unfulfillment (Montréal), Zero G Sounds (Boston), Thoughtless Music (Toronto), de'fchild productions (San Francisco), Adjunct Digital (Los Angeles), Skor Records (Los Angeles), Auralism (San Francisco) & Creaked Records (Switzerland). He has performed live at the Winter Music Conference (Miami), Decibel Festival (Seattle) as well as numerous underground venues across North America.

Malànima is a synthwave-electronic rock music project led by Marc Trueba and Núria Montoriol. Founded in 2017, this duo offers a unique blend of psychedelic and retro-futuristic aesthetics, creating a distinctive musical and visual experience.

With a message advocating for women's rights, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability, their music is an electrifying fusion of diverse styles that generates a dark and intense electronic soundscape, with electric guitar riffs mixed with the pulsating energy of synthesizers.

Each track is a carefully crafted composition that creates surreal landscapes, textures, and sensations, taking listeners on a journey through time and space.

Ghostthropology Podcast examines ghost stories, folklore, and tales of the weird.  It is writen and preformed by Matthew Armstrong and produced by Kaylia Metcalfe

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