Within these distant time capsules, atmospheric synth-stretches take on a whole other meaning; their soothing drones and tones drift in both light and dark shadows.
Tag: Soundtrack
SubtractiveLAD :: A Tree In Winter (Self Released)
Its chilling soundscape and emotional mood is unfettered, channeling darkness and light within ten neoclassical compositions that would easily make for an impacting soundtrack we didn’t expect to exist.
Tsrono :: Vale (3OP)
Vale showcases eight genuine sceneries that drift and break apart.
Dystopiker and Nyppy :: Die Tücke des Objekts (Adventurous Music)
Drawing us in with its distant signals and moving shadows that intensify, these eight mysterious and adventurous pieces provide a hypnotic flow that permeates and pulls us through delaminated ambient shapes.
Antonina Car :: Immersed Sensibilities (Time Released Sound)
Immersed Sensibilities is an attempt to transcribe feelings, stories, and events into a synthetic, self-contained sonic universe.
Badun :: Dreamers in the System (Leek)
In the same way that graffiti is written, painted, or drawn on a wall or other surface, Badun paints on an audible canvas that is quite flexible and confounding.
Somatic Responses :: Rhinog Fawr’ (Heol Ddu)
The scraping, noise-drenched slabs in which John Healy (one half of Somatic Responses) is able to craft are astounding.
Ben Frost :: Broken Spectre (The Vinyl Factory)
All the tracks work in this manner under Frost’s deft hands, wielding the synthetic against the recorded organic to reveal the dark cost of our destruction of the natural world.
Keosz :: Neven OST (Cryo Chamber)
A welcomed return with a key and immediately transportive album in the subterranean, ethereal and dark-ambient galaxy to start the year in timeless beauty.
ATŌMI :: Little Floating Oracles — “Anemos” video premiere (Lady Blunt)
The video is a visionary drifting of symbolical elements that brings to dialogue two undefinable subjects: the time and the essence of life…
Silent Universe :: Immensity (Cryo Chamber)
Deep space. One of the larger shapes out there is murmuring, it is really huge. Now it becomes a choir, a choir of large shapes so many millions of miles away but right out there just above where we are now, murmuring sometimes, calling sometimes, very slow.
















