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Experimental music cloaked in darkness.
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Apprehension Dwells in the Mist
by Brian Sangmeister
If you enjoy Horror themed music compositions with an old-school atmosphere, check out Brian Sangmeister's work.
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The Cosmological Despair
by Lars Haur
Check out Lars Haur's music if you enjoy Sci-Fi Thriller inspired composition that pays homage to movies such as Blade Runner and Total Recall.
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Baby Wings: Atonal Classical Solo Piano For Brain Development (Vol.1)
by Wings Of An Angel
supported by 8 fans who also own “Approaching the Dead of Night”
Self exploratory pieces that are seemingly endless. The illusion that strikes us head on. I enjoyed this.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Approaching the Dead of Night”
The first piece sounded like what I imagine the red eye storm of Jupiter sounds like with winds blowing hundreds of miles per hour that could shred through flesh like wet tissue. I heard a intriguing bass synthesizer in the background. The second track was more harsh noise with an angelic choir in the background and the final piece was a cacophony of machines. I really don’t like Harsh Noise Wall but I can’t deny that it is art because it can evoke an unsettling feeling. This was not to my taste
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An esoteric and eerie live performance from multi-instrumentalist J.P. Shilo conjures up haunting images with a multitude of dark tones.
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Fractured Whole
by Cruel Diagonals
Every sound here is made using Megan Mitchell's voice, even though the music often sounds more like Earth’s vibrations than a human singing.
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