Hanuš, by Dreone

Hanuš

by Dreone

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Televiper Another stellar ambient outing for Dreone, whose music is suffused with emotional vigor. Favorite track: Sefyr.

KarPeri I hope you never stop making music. Everything you touch you turn into gold. Favorite track: Hanuš Pt. II End.

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Digipack with a hard-book style cover, 7mm spine. Glass-mastered CD with paper inner-sleeve is held in a printed sleeve (3mm spine) glued to the inside of the book.

Includes unlimited streaming of Hanuš via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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1.	Hanuš Pt. I Begin 02:10	buy track
2.	Hanuš Pt. II End 03:46	buy track
3.	Sefyr 04:14	buy track
4.	Sorrowlight 04:30	buy track
5.	Maranatha 03:00	buy track
6.	Analemma 06:21	buy track
7.	Declination 04:42	buy track
8.	Eupnea (feat. hyperbox) 04:45	buy track
9.	Render (feat. Velvet Rope Crowd Control) 08:15	buy track

about

Hanuš is a holistic collection of remembrance and reflection of my late friends John and Jacob, both of which are the names of the main characters in the film Spaceman which coincidentally became a deep inspiration while writing, recording and forming its concept. The overall theme of the Dreone project (as some may already know from Driftdown Procedure) is that the souls and spirit of my fallen companions live within the systems of a sentient spacecraft and its humanoid manifestation/android, the notion of which allows me the mental freedom to explore the cosmos through music and be a bit more experimental with my sound. This album in particular is about them traveling together through the echoes of memories and the loneliness of space to witness the beginning and end of everything, leading the listener to acceptance through catharsis.

Gear used on this album includes, Arturia Mini and Microfreak, Arturia Pigments, Tascam 414 MKII tape loops, Luftrums "Bioscape", ESP LTD MH-400 B Baritone guitar, Collision Devices Blackhole Symmetry, and Bitwig.

credits

released October 28, 2025

music & artwork by Bryan Hilyard
with special guests AJK and Brian Stegmann
mastering by Andrew J Klimek

2025 Stereoscenic Records