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An inspirational & evocative Opus of eccentric Black Art. Six royal symbols that echo the Omens of celestial and atmospheric phenomena and the cataclysmic order of the stars that manifests into our collective unconscious. Lim. 500x.
The debut album by the new project of Takaakira Goto of Mono, which combines Goto’s disparate but commensurate interests in many different forms of music, most notably ambient, trip-hop, industrial minimalism, and modern classical.
A new face in the already profound roster of Harlow MacFarlane’s (Funerary Call, Stars Without Light...) body of work, "Phantom Pinnacles" presents a dense Odyssey of tragic themes and long-lost moments. Lim. 300x.
A new album that extends and deepens the austere, melancholic sound they have refined since their formation in 2001. The duo continue to balance sparse, cinematic atmospheres with richly layered textures and haunting melodic motifs.
Billow Observatory returns to the haunted hunting grounds of their 2012 debut with a fully ambient, percussionless pearl, where spectral guitars rise, flitter, and crackle into dusty particulates as time is thrown out the window.
Inspired by Elizabeth Madox Roberts' novel "The Time Of Man", the new Biosphere features ambient loops, arctic synths, and melodies combined with vocal samples from a 1951 radio play adaptation of the novel, performed by Joan Lorring.
Black Tape for a Blue Girl / Vidna Obmana (U.S.A./Belgium)
Sam Rosenthal and Dirk Serries blended their atmospheres and somber contemplative electronics on this timeless album filled with lush, dark and beautiful impressions. Ambient minimalism at its best. Lim. 500x.
Sam Rosenthal and Dirk Serries blended their atmospheres and somber contemplative electronics on this timeless album filled with lush, dark and beautiful impressions. Ambient minimalism at its best. Lim. 250x.
Sam Rosenthal and Dirk Serries blended their atmospheres and somber contemplative electronics on this timeless album filled with lush, dark and beautiful impressions. Ambient minimalism at its best. Lim. 250x.
A 30-minute cerebral whirlwind of powerful atmospheric Death Metal. The intense and otherworldly technical/ambient/funeral Death Metal of "Starspawn" leaves the listener feeling transcendentally disembodied at the end of an unknown dimension.
The Original soundtrack for the cult film, closely linked with the Occult elements of Dark Psychedelic Mystical Sounds. Bobby composed Electronic sounds interspersed with interesting slow trumpet fanfares, keyboard wizardry and fine guitar solos.
"Ghost Highway" is a compilation album featuring some of the greatest recordings made by Bobby Beausoleil dating back from the mid 70s to his most recent works.
The wonderfully titled "Bohren For Beginners" now collects all the highlights of the Bohren catalogue in partly remixed versions, as well as a new song, for the first time as a 3LP album!
Conceived as a meditation on nature’s brutal beauty, the album channels the relentless flow of the natural world, its internal hierarchies, and the unseen forces that shape it, moving between stillness and intensity. Lim. 200x.
"Det Som Engang Var" (Norwegian for "What Once Was") is Burzum's second studio album, recorded in April 1992. "Det Som..." would come to feature a slightly more polished sound and is often considered as one of the main landmarks in Norwegian Black Metal.
Burzum's 3rd work, originally recorded in 1992 and released two years later. A longstanding classic in the Black Metal genre, "Hvis Lyset Tar Oss" was conceived as a concept album.
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