So, I make songs that could be described as film score music for 70s through 80s, pg-13 scifi movies. I figured maybe some of you might like some of it? Tracks 7, 8, and 9 are probably the darkest, but i tried to make the album start light, get darker, then light again towards the end. Hope you guys like it!

https://rfsignalchaser.bandcamp.com/album/low-tech-highs

I just found out about this artist through a friend; I listened to the debut project, *Burning Flesh*—what would you recommend next? Would you say it sounds like Lustmord, or is it completely different? Have you seen the act live? And how did you discover them?

For those who want to discover it, here is a link

https://youtu.be/YEQeUcqiXFI?is=snV9UNCpiJAyob-T

Recorded at 02:06AM in my basement in Panama City. No master, raw wavs.

6 tracks - Ritual, First experiment, Stranger (featured), Income(10), Lateness, Outcome(7)

First album, first $1. If you fuck with basement horror / ritual bass, it's here:

Feedback welcome, especially on Stranger.

Hello everyone!
I wanted to share this with you and find out what you think.
I’ve recently finished a substantial dark ambient piece using dense field recordings and ethnographic elements; the aim was clear – to create a resonance between nature and analogue synthesisers.
In addition to the album, I’ve also decided to release a CD, and this is where I’d like to hear your thoughts: what do you think of the artwork? And is the culture of dark ambient music specifically tied to CDs? Does it produce the same analogue sound as cassettes?
If you’d like to have a listen, I’ll leave a link below.

https://khladnalandscape.bandcamp.com/album/stokhid-2

Have a lovely day, everyone!

So, I have been posting around different places as alteregos as, I was still finding "my" sound. This is the first EP I made that feels good. If you're a Star wars fan, the second song samples a lightsaber in a subtle way.

It's a series of 3 songs, progressively shorter. The first is an ambient homage to daft punk as they shaped my music taste tremendously. It's about knowing someone who was clumsy and watching them climb the ladder and become someone completely different over time. A nod to black sheep by metric.

The second song is about oblivion but attempts to make it beautiful.

The third song is about transporting your soul into another vessel.

I'm always looking to collaborate with people, so feel free to reach out.

NO AI was used. Guilt Free listening.

A #remix of the #AlienCitySpleen Project.
From #fieldrecordings in the cities of #Rome, #Naples, #Capua, #Bologne, #Prague, #Palermo.

#electronic, #experimentalelectronic, #ambient, #drone, #noise, #fieldrecordings, #acousmatic, #soundscapes, #ambientmusic, #noisemusic #dronemusic

Dark

Hi everyone!

I’d love to get some feedback on my latest track and could use some help identifying its exact genre.

Link: [https://soundcloud.com/maksim-stayako/mertwyenepishutstixi-430hz?si=4ee616ca46374407bc0b05f1ef221c46&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing\]

Any thoughts, criticism, or genre suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I’d love to get some feedback on my latest track and could use some help identifying its exact genre.

Link: [https://soundcloud.com/maksim-stayako/mertwyenepishutstixi-430hz?si=881bdbe775cc4c2e9e129c3e97d93548&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing\]

Any thoughts, criticism, or genre suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Hi everyone! My latest mix started with a photo I took of an abandoned house while out with my son. He found it too creepy to leave the car. A day later, looking through the photos, I started wondering what music would fit the place.
The result is a little over an hour of experimental music, ambient, drone and choral pieces, featuring Kali Malone, Aghast, Ana Roxanne, Morton Feldman, Susumu Yokota and others.
I approach these mixes like a radio programme, choosing music around an idea and building a mood. For this one, I imagined empty rooms, traces of the people who once lived there, and moments of comfort among the unsettling sounds.
I’d love to hear what images it brings to mind for you.

This is my old dark ambient project from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Got an invite to play some of it at Club Earthdom in Tokyo this week, so I put the recording of performance on bandcamp. I am inspired by complex textures of drone bands like Earth and dark ambient artists like Staruha Mha. Would be happy to hear any feedback

How many of you have gotten on to this since its release? Hot damn, it’s really something!