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Tag: drone

06/04/2022 nausika

To Quench the Thirst of Wolves: an inspired drama of operatic atmospheric BM

Rift, To Quench the Thirst of Wolves, Australia, Séance Records, SEANCE 041 limited edition digisleeve / cassette (2021) Formed in

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31/03/2022 Steve Pescott

A Spirited Companion

Ural Umbo Roomer BELGIUM CONSOULING SOUNDS SOUL 161 C.D. (2021) Truth is, I’ve only ever encountered the oddly monikered Ural

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26/03/2022 nausika

All Those Born Must Die: arriving with a bang, then going quiet to the end

Jeff Surak, All Those Born Must Die, United States, Helen Scarsdale Agency, HMS063 limited edition cassette (2021) Few albums I’ve

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25/03/2022 nausika

Communion with the Vile: a mini-opera of sheer black / death / ambient terror

Reflection of Misery, Communion with the Vile, Nicaragua, Exnihilo Records, ENR04 CD EP (2022) Even after hearing this EP a

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15/03/2022 nausika

Future Fossils: dark and confronting drone soundscapes of oppression, melancholy and regret

Insect Ark, Future Fossils, Belgium, Consouling Sounds, SOUL0172 CD / vinyl LP (2021) Before hearing this album, I confess I

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11/03/2022 nausika

Jääaeg: stoner doom metal / psychedelia forges ahead during a hard pandemic winter

Mang Ont, Jääaeg, Estonia, self-released limited edition cassette (2022) At the time “Jääaeg” was recorded, Estonian stoner doom metal band

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05/03/2022 nausika

Star Corsair: a lively ambient / industrial / electronic soundtrack to a sci-fi novel

Cluster Lizard, Star Corsair, Germany, Prostir, Prostir + 4 CD / vinyl LP (2021) A very light and lively work

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26/02/2022 Ed Pinsent

A Centaur in your Garden

Gaap Kvlt has the lowest of profiles and the real name of this dark isolationist droner remains a mystery. Heard

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17/02/2022 nausika

tres fronteras: sound art in the Amazon rainforest at the borders of three countries

Stéphane Marin, tres fronteras, Belgium, Unfathomless, U73 CD (2022) Active since 2003 as a soundscape artist seeking atypical sonic spaces

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15/02/2022 nausika

Inperspectycon Vol. 1: an ambient / electronic soundscape portrayal of a society in lockdown shock

Distant Fires Burning, Inperspectycon Vol. 1, Belgium, self-released limited edition CD digipak (2021) Distant Fires Burning is a solo ambient

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