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Tag: ambient

13/10/2021 nausika

Cilicium: a solid debut of dark droning cold-space black metal

Issolei, Cilicium, Norway, Terratur Possessions (Van Records), VOICE 132, CD digipak / 12″ vinyl LP (2021) Mystery Norwegian horde Issolei

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10/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

Motion Industries / Junk Bonds / Cold Front

Fine set of modern compositions played on the clarinet by Richard Haynes on his Ghosts Of Motion (CUBUS RECORDS CR374)

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08/10/2021 nausika

Maniac Manifest: reclusive ambient black metal entity dives into new musical territory

Pa Vesh En, Maniac Manifest, Germany, Iron Bonehead Productions, CD digipak / cassette / vinyl LP (2021) For an entity

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07/10/2021 nausika

Poleas: a secret sound universe uncovered behind the most crowded transit railway line in the world

Juan José Calarco, Poleas, Belgium, Unfathomless, U71 CD (2021) Unlike most people (including me) who commute daily to work by

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02/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

Giant Robot Snakes

Titanoboa is Melani Wratil. She has made her debut solo record for A-Musik called Porphyr (A-MUSIK A44V), described here as

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14/09/2021 nausika

Polarity: icy atmospheric post-BM on a downward spiral with themes of isolation, loss and the terror of reality

Vixenta, Polarity, Italy, Flowing Downward, CD digipak (2021) Vixenta formed in Brisbane as a solo project by B., aka Brendon

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12/09/2021 Ed Pinsent

Ocean Colour Scene

Impressive group improv from four Swiss players on their Altbüron (WIDE EAR RECORDS WER049) record…the team of Urs Leimgrer, Omri

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04/09/2021 Ed Pinsent

Terra Incognita / Seeing Shadows

Noted William St Hugh in 2020 with his Weasels Devour The Sun album, an exemplary slab of dark and slow

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02/09/2021 nausika

Fuyu: a journey of Sisyphean effort through a dark and depressive fusion of doom, drone, sludge metal, shoegaze and stoner rock

Low Flying Hawks, Fuyu, United States, Magnetic Eye Records, MER074, CD digisleeve / double vinyl LP (2021) The third album

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30/08/2021 nausika

Étang donné: a lush riverine forest soundscape work filled with magic and mystery

Philippe Neau, Étang donné, Belgium, Unfathomless, U70 CD (2021) Starting way back in 2008 with his Nobodisoundz project, Philippe Neau

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