In this album, Adrian continues his exploration of tape-saturated sounds combined with piano and vintage synthesizers. The micro-cassette Dictaphone is used to create sounds evoking nostalgia and melancholy. Although using similar starting points to his last album on Chitra Records this album is darker in mood reflecting certain situations in the world today.

Produced and mixed by Adrian Lane
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture by Adrian Lane
Cover design by Dionis Afonichev

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Desire Paths

Watching the Water Rise

Life is not a straight path. It is a tide that rises and falls, a sky that shifts between light and shadow. We climb, believing we've reached something permanent, only to tumble back down. And yet, even in the descent, there is something to be found. A lesson. A moment. A quiet realization that nothing lasts—not the joy, not the sorrow, not even the weight of what we carry.

I have seen happiness where I expected only grief. I have felt an ache settle into moments that should have been untouched by sadness. We search for meaning in the highs, but often, it is the lows that carve us into who we are. The laughter that hides exhaustion, the victories that taste of loneliness, the way even love can carry an undertone of loss.

But maybe that is what it means to be alive—to rise, to fall, to break, to heal. To keep moving even when the dust of our failures clings to us. There is no final summit, no endless valley. Only the motion, the forward pull of time, urging us to stand, shake the dirt from our skin, and take another step. Because in the end, that is all we can do. And maybe, just maybe, it is enough...

I have seen happiness

where do i go now?

the day i died

nothing is real, but that's okay.

Aetherion drifts through deep space and deeper emotions — slow-moving textures, distant echoes, and a sense of something just out of reach.
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Aetherion

A meditative journey through death and the afterlife. “Ashes” drifts between silence and sound, existence and disappearance — ambient reflections on mortality, memory, and what lingers beyond.

Tobias Lorsbach, professionally known as Logic Moon, is an artist based in Mainz, Germany. His musical trajectory encompasses a broad spectrum, beginning with his role as a guitarist in a death metal band, followed by endeavors as a DJ, and ultimately establishing himself within the ambient music sphere. This diverse background informs the conceptual depth of his recent works, which seamlessly incorporate experimental and neoclassical elements.

Produced and mixed by Tobias Lorsbach (Logic Moon)
Mastered by Tobias Lorsbach
Cover picture by Tobias Lorsbach
Cover design by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)

Ashes

Remember Me

A question echoing through space and time — “why does it hurt so bad?” by https://instagram.com/moonspire.music holds pain gently, wrapping sorrow in cinematic beauty.

moonspire - why does it hurt so bad? - sped up

“inside” is an ambient track by Chad Nathan

inside

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Nimbus

Ambient textures, granular atmospheres, and evolving soundscapes.

I release new tracks almost daily - fragments of tone shaped by silence, noise, and time.

Follow to drift with me.

Aetherion

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