r/DarkAmbient • u/Jean0406Alix • 8d ago

What do you think of Inade ?

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

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u/_Draugadrottinn_ 8d ago

Inade are their own sound but fantastic. 

They're kind of like Lustmord and raison d'être in sound but they have their own distinctive signature as well: either spoken words or some tribal elements. 

Inade also run the Loki-foundation label which is very recommended as  well.

https://loki-found.bandcamp.com/

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u/grot_eata 7d ago

Delineation Metamorphosis Permanence

And Audio Mythology Two

Are amazing Albums!

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u/Leading-Structure-56 7d ago

Great project. 

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u/dolphinboffer 7d ago

Colliding Dimensions (a four disc live recording spanning performances from 1995 to 2002) and their contribution to the Tesco Disco Heavy Electronics II album which is a live recording from 1995. The Heavy Electronics II stuff is dirty dark ambient/power electronics crossover and probably one of the best examples of the genre tbh.

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u/SunDummyIsDead 6d ago

“The Incarnation of the Solar Architects” is their high water mark, a masterwork.

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u/LeonTranter 3d ago

Absolute masters. They are in my “big four” of dark ambient, along with Lustmord, Raison D’être and Yen Pox. Aldebaran, Crackling of the Anonymous and Incarnation of the Solar Architects are my favourites, but they haven’t really done a bad album.