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Cincor
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Yoros
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Naat
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Uccastrog
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Sotar
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Xylac
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Zul-Bha-Sair
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Iribos
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Ornava
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Tasuun
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Chaon Gacca
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Noctivagant Albuquerque, New Mexico
For those who congregate in darkness...
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Dagon
by Cryo Chamber Collaboration
supported by 24 fans who also own “Zothique”
Another fantastic Cryo Chamber Collaboration; nearly 2hrs of Dark Ambient music just the way I like it, with menace, foreboding, and apprehension, to the fore.
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Tomb of Primordials
by Cryo Chamber
supported by 24 fans who also own “Zothique”
The overall feel here is hushed, almost reverential, and very dark. Listening, one almost hears the echoes of rituals that were once performed for these ancient deities in caves thick with incense, or atop lofty mountain ledges razored by freezing winds, upon altars dripping with fluids best left unnamed.
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Heavy EP
by William Ryan Fritch
Fritch marches his wall of cinematic sound into town with horns blaring, chains clanking and drums beating loud.
go to albumWritten in response to the climate crisis, “Leviathan” is a brooding and beautifully unsettling batch of dark ambient songs.
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SAD GODS presents "Singing for Survival - a Compilation for Project Onward"
by Various Artists
A stellar compilation featuring shoegaze and indie favorites like Drowse, Midwife, and Mount Eerie benefitting Project Onward in Chicago.
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Yig
by Cryo Chamber Collaboration
supported by 24 fans who also own “Zothique”
There are some lovely tribal ambient passages in the first part that bring to mind traditional South Asian or North African snake charmers summoning a serpent with their flutes and getting way more than they bargained for…. Other passages have a dreamlike feel, as if the listener were floating through shimmering realms of the imagination while perched on the writhing coils of a void-black monstrous serpent.
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