Espial/// slowed

Yume Nikki Dream Diary OS - Snow Valley (S L O W E D  +  R E V E R B)

Victor Butzelaar – Rabbit Room

omori - remember to be patient slowed and reverb extended

Falling into Radiance

Pulse of the Seraphim

The Corpse Eater EP is finally here! So I think it’s time I break down what this project is really about.
Corpse Eater is based on my mental health struggles — mainly body dysmorphia. I didn’t want this to just be a collection of sounds. I wanted to take the things I feel and twist them into something more — something that feels like a found footage horror film.
Each track title, while raw and maybe even a little over the top, paints a bigger picture. A picture of what someone might do to feel beautiful — or in my case, to feel skinny.
The “corpse eater” is disgusted of their reflection. They shatter their mirror and eat the shards, hoping the glass will cut the fat out of their body. They survive it. But desperation pushes them further.
They dig through old internet forums, chasing something ancient, and decide to perform a ritual.
It starts with them killing someone they love. They leave the body to rot — waiting for the bugs to come. Once decay sets in, they eat the corpse to become the corpse eater.
They then have to locate a series of sigils — [the exact number is unclear, redacted to prevent further summoning] — in order to summon an entity named Neraem. Obsessed with becoming their ideal self, they light [a number of rotting, maggot-infested candles — the count is deliberately omitted to prevent ritual replication] — and perform the summoning.
Neraem appears, and they beg for the body they’ve always wanted. He agrees — and transforms them into a skeletal, antique-like figure: fragile, thin, and on the brink of death.
Then, Neraem devours them — and purifies their soul.
The ritual site is left covered in blood, rotting candles, and flesh. But at the center of it all… is nothingness.
Allowing listener to reflect on what they would to try to reach an unobtainable body image.

eating the corpse

Displage from time. The edges fade. There is no language that precedes this silence, only derives from memory, the tremor of a forgotten breathing. In this field, nothing is held, but everything feels. You are not the form, but development. The space between the voice and what he never said.

Clouded Awakening

Buried Light

Between two worlds

Alagadda

Clean Soul - by Kevin MacLeod

Hiromichi Fujiwara is a Tokyo-based electronic music composer.
His work revives the futuristic sensibilities and structural elegance found in electronic music from the 1990s onward, filtered through his own personal lens.

Echoes of video game soundtracks—formative influences from his youth—naturally surface throughout his music.
He has contributed music to several Nintendo titles, including the Art Style series.

Rooted in tonal depth and electronic textures, his approach isn’t about nostalgia, but rather a continuous act of reconstruction.
He also produces ambient techno under the alias Hylonis.

Pulse of the Seraphim

Hiromichi Fujiwara / Hylonis

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