Ambient Dust & Mystery

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Ah! Kosmos and Hainbach return with their second collaboration, Gentle Hum. Following the acclaim of their debut album, Blast of Sirens, this latest single dives deep into the raw, unpredictable character of the iconic EMS Synthi synthesizer, test equipment, and tape, interwoven with the cello of Yasemin Özler. With Gentle Hum, they invite listeners into thrillingly destabilizing sonic landscapes, crafting an immersive experience that feels both haunting and melancholic. Written and produced by Ah! Kosmos & Hainbach. Mixed by Başak Günak. Mastered by Luka Aron in Germany. Graphic Design by Maira Fragoso Peña

Ah! Kosmos & Hainbach - Gentle Hum

Desert Imperfecta is a classical piano piece that captures the style of Gabriel Fauré. With subtle reverse effects and rich reverb, it creates an almost cinematic, dreamlike soundscape that blends classical elegance with a modern atmosphere.

Desert Inperfecta

Endless Longing

Nous pouvons donner plusieurs significations au mot «Immersion» .... 
Voici ce que je choisirais: Le fait de se retrouver dans un milieu étranger sans contact direct avec son environnement original ou la réalité. 
Ce concept et sa présentation graphique sont comme un poème plein de métaphores qui pourraient permettre de nous immerger totalement dans un espace qui ne tient pas compte du présent ….

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We can give several meanings to the word “Immersion” .... 
Here's what I'd choose to it: The fact of finding oneself in a foreign milieu without direct contact with one's original environment, or reality.
This concept and its graphic presentation are like a poem full of metaphors that could allow to totally immerse ourselves in a space that disregards the present ....

Full Immersion ....

Welcoming Dawn

can we meet again

Cookie Run Kingdom OST | Beast-yeast Episode 8

an emotional night on the bedford platform, February 2025

missed connections

Liturgy for the End is a gently haunting piece for small ensemble, blending eerie calm with a sense of fading ritual. Inspired by the subtle unease of abandoned chapels, whispered beliefs, and the ghosts of lost convictions. Not overtly religious, but shadowed by the echoes of something once sacred.

Liturgy for the End

music from the unusual ENA: Dream BBQ Chapter 1

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synapse falls

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Original Soundtrack)

Spring Meadows - Tomorrow is Here

hikari

A small collection of very early lo-fi tunes under a short-lived side-project I had during the turn of the millennium, in the genre of borderline-gothic dark-ambient type music.  Organs, detuned woodwinds, wandering percussions and distorted wailing synthesizers make up the many gritty layers of jagged harmonies and miasmic textures.
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Originally released Oct 2011 on the Bump Foot netlabel.
Dirge EP / Insects Tilling Livid Glebe [foot190] (2011.10.09)
https://bumpfoot.net/foot190.html

Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/release/24334070-Insects-Tilling-Livid-Glebe-Dirge-EP

Dirge

Thomas is a UK-based composer and orchestrator with an MA in orchestration for Film, Games, and Television.  He has available a portfolio of movie-inspired demo tracks inspired by favourite films.  While growing up, he was captured by the sounds of composers such as John Williams and Alan Silvestri, to name but a few, and while he has never sought to mimic their unique styles, has certainly been influenced by the neo-classical scoring and orchestration that has been continued by more recent composers such as Thomas Newman and James Newton Howard.  Thomas lived in London for 15 years where he toured some of the least savoury venues as a keyboard player in a band. He currently spends most of his time trying to find people to talk to who are as obsessed with film and TV music as he is, and twiddling all the knobs on Cubase to see what they do.

Liturgy for the End

Thomas James Owen