Shattered Sun is a cinematic post-industrial track that is the main theme of a story conceived by the producer of this EP, Ostrowiak. The music is a crushing industrial piece with Middle Eastern flavor and “wall of sound” type of production.
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Gexijs is a one-man band from USA. Horizon is his first album. A catchy blend of ambient & post-rock (?) influences. You really need to listen to the whole album to enjoy the subtility of these tracks.
Description by the artist : “Horizon is an album which was composed back in 2007, in an effort to create unconventional music using conventional instruments. The tracks were actually first written as a set of two EPs that were cohesive enough be included on the same release.
Thanks to my good friend Robert Smith for coming up with the concept to track 7, Deus Vult.”
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The Raven is a multimedia collaboration of Ed End (video, featuring Damaris Baker as Lenore) and Thanato Twist With Oleg’s Sound System (music) using Edgar Allan Poe’s famous poem read by Basil Rathbone. This amazing work is as weird as catchy, as hypnotic as unpredictable.
The Raven 2011 from ed end on Vimeo.
You can also download the video in higher quality format, and the sound in various formats (wav, flac, mp3, ogg) on archive.org. Click on the picture to visit the download page
Credits
Voice : Basil Rathbone
Video : Ed End (featuring Damaris Baker as Lenore)
Music: Thanato twist with Oleg’s sound system
Recorded in 2011 @ la ferme là by Ayato
Mixed @ Tartifume by Kortane Cortex
Front & back cover : Darby Mullins
Inserts : Mamzelle P
Iranian project Alphaxone comes back on eg0cide with a new EP of carefully textured ambient – smooth and deep sound for chilling / meditation times…
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In Eskhaton, multimedia artist Massimo Brazzini explores what can hide under the surface of “normal” sounds. His experiments result in rather (dark) ambient oriented soundscapes, with some rough edges – and surprises… Massimo has also created the artwork of this album, from one of his own paintings, called “natura morta”
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Path of Ascension is a follow-up to the acclaimed Great Stewardship, an imaginary soundtrack by Gutterhulk.
“Path of Ascension” picks up where “Great Stewardship” left off, this time focusing on soundscapes rather than story-telling. This album is a small collection of enchanting ritual ambient pieces that continue the story told in “Great Stewardship” and which should please all dark ambient and video game enthusiasts, especially those of the Thief franchise.
We don’t know who Gutterhulk is, we have just been told he is a member of the Nakrikal Records team.
Artwork was created by Eddi van W.
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Drone master Mystified comes back on eg0cide with an ocean-themed album, consisting of 3 deep & peaceful tracks that seem to use some wind instruments sounds…
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Requiem pour un poisson rouge (= requiem for a goldfish) is the 1st volume of eg0cidian collective project the perfect failure(?) . This piece is a mix of sounds provided by various contributors to whom we asked to send us (what they find) their worst recordings. The project goes on, we need more contributions to finish a 2nd volume. If you want to contribute read all the details here
Many thanks to all contributors : C.P. Mc Dill, David Nemeth, DjP, Doc Demagol, Jeff Sampson, Kecap Tuyul, Kirill Platonkin, La Machine, Le Sot, Mystified, OU_pi golgotha.undead, Serge-Antoine Eg0cide, Stillborn Blues, The Ghost Between The Strings – and the anonymous ones…
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A new EP of dark & powerful drones by Sithwomb, slowly drifting above desolated landscapes…
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A totally improvised track recorded july 2011 by the Elektranuss Quartett. I won’t even try to describe it…
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