Experimental Electronic Music
Simon Heath closes the release notes with “May you rest in peace.” There’s nothing to add to that. The Yasu Ether Project is an overall haunting and pleasant experience, a final document of an artist who understood that darkness and stillness aren’t opposites of beauty but conditions under which a particular kind of beauty becomes possible. César Alexandre knew that instinctively, and this album proves it one last time.
Nineteen shadow-bound composers unite for a two-hour Lovecraftian descent into Arctic dread—an immense dark ambient ritual where bowed strings, frozen winds, and unseen beasts awaken the terror of H. P. Lovecraft’s Mythos and the howling presence of Ithaqua.
A new wave of acting performances and narratives that challenge traditional literary conventions of detective stories or crime novels, shift the focus toward deeper existential themes and highlight aspects of the human condition.
Of all the terrifying monsters that space exploration has brought to humankind, what we do to our own species is by far the greatest horror. We have a dark bloody habit of taking vengeance on our own kind.
2149 is a great companion of previous Sable Sun’s vaporous and bleak ambient synthscapes. Conceptually and emotionally this album immerses the listener in compelling and […]
Stylistically we are still wandering on the subterranean and cinematographic dark ambient territory but this collaborative album introduces a corpus of new elements taken from […]
Ethereal atmospheric electro textures are intertwined by omnipresent eerie tones, electric guitar vibes, detached echoing piano notes and mantra-like meditative drones. Two years after the […]
Especially for the cold gray days of winter, Simon Heath (Krusseldorf, Atrium Carceri) exclusively treats Igloo Magazine with a mix of slow, undulating, noir-scented dark […]
