Meandering drones and distant tones meet atmospheric field recordings provide the listener with a tremendous sense of solitude.
Tag: Drone
Dalhous :: The Composite Moods Collection Vol. 2: Point Blank Range (Denovali) — full album stream
Tracks are pulled to the forefront of the stereo field, continually mutating densely painted neurochemical hallucinations with a breadth of sound previously unheard on previous releases.
Sleep Clinic :: Talus (Errorgrid)
Packed full of dense overlapping rhythms that they begin instead to bleed together into a wall of sound.
No Type :: 1998 called, they want their internet back ;)
No Type is a community of labels, an independent space away from the big platforms, and most importantly: a place to discover new sounds.
Richard Chartier :: Interreferences (Room40)
Richard Chartier once again proves us that he’s the grand monk of the holy temple of drones. Simple yet insanely impactful. Less is more. Always.
Francis Theberge :: Doom Jazz Variations EP (Adventurous Music)
Blending even darker field recordings and doom-infested ambient scraped propulsion, there are deeper textures, timbres and tones on this four-piece suite.
V/A :: Distance: Sounds for an Empty Space (Clan Analogue)
The soundscapes offered by these 10 musicians fills the “empty space” where no perceivable objects, distractions, or tangible endpoints are in site.
Beta Consciousness :: Synesthesia (…TXT)
The ambient pieces in particular have a genuinely filmic essence. Epic proportions are scaled by some very minimalist productions.
Imbued Vagary :: Hexalogy 6 CD (Floating Fish Studios)
From abstract industrial noise-scapes to modular and synthesized fluctuations, Imbued Vagary maintain focus on each of their unusually perceptive pieces.
Gadi Sassoon :: Multiverse (A Strangely Isolated Place)
The result is visceral, rich, thick, and surreal, as if we’re hearing an orchestra inside of The Matrix; we can sometimes discern its unreality, sometimes not, turning an uncanny valley into a landscape of sonic opportunity.
R_Garcia :: Ojo EP (Nophi)
With each new release Randy is able to create distinctive sounds that defy genre norms. Ojo his first solo release in six years is no exception to this—featuring drastic variations stylistically from track to track.

















