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[2020.04.20]
[Caldon Glover 9]
Get all 21 Caldon Glover releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Original Score for Vebrook Hostpital for the Reeducation of the Criminally Sane, Livewire Sessions Halloween 2024, Into the Maw, Live at the Century Room (2023), Live at Club Congress 2022, Death Mycelium, Sympathesizer (Remix for The Mercury Tree) [Single], Live at Soundquest Fest 2021, and 13 more.
Caldon Glover Brattleboro, Vermont
They/them. Caldon Glover (formerly of Azfarat) is a Doom Industrial/ Ambient musician currently based out of Brattleboro, Vermont. For live booking or film/game scoring contact them at calgloverwessel@yahoo.com
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Sierra Prisma (Singe)”
One of the darkest album I've ever heard. The first track immediately sets you in the mood. All of it, from the album cover to the meaning of the title (which, after I thought referred to the act of devouring one's own mother and looking it up, would most likely means the act of devouring a city) perfectly serves the music.
go to albumsupported by 10 fans who also own “Sierra Prisma (Singe)”
Very impressed, it evokes dark pagan tones from the past. Excellent.
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The darkest dark ambient. A horror lovers must buy. Exactly what I imagine the soundtrack to the Call of Cthulhu would sound like
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Whispers (of Rust & Trenches)
by Petteril
Haunting, shadowy, and utterly immersive, the latest dark ambient work from Petteril carves a path through the underworld.
go to albumThe album title stands for “Congratulations You Ruined Everything,” and its songs are tense and unnerving electronic journeys.
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Through the Nightfall Grandeur
by Dahlia's Tear
Moody dark ambient from Dahlia’s Tear, the expansive sounds on “Through the Nightfall Grandeur” are as melancholy as they are unsettling.
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The Desert Winds Of Change
by Steve Roach
supported by 8 fans who also own “Sierra Prisma (Singe)”
Instantly fell in love with this upon it's release. "Electron Birth" level of Berlin school electronica. A bit of a slow start with the first track, where it really gets off midway. Other than that, they are all great.
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