Dødsmaskin make Mare Imbrium sound like Norway’s death machine staring at the moon
Norway’s Dødsmaskin release Mare Imbrium from Rommet ble fremmed, a dark ambient, death industrial, drone and power-noise track dated 30 June.
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Norway’s Dødsmaskin release Mare Imbrium from Rommet ble fremmed, a dark ambient, death industrial, drone and power-noise track dated 30 June.
Saito Koji releases Archive 75, a four-track ambient, drone, field-recording and minimal experimental collection dated 30 June.
seeünever release nocturnal_oddities, a 30 June Bandcamp album tagged across ambient, broken-transmission, dreamcore, drone, electronic and vaporwave.
Bristol duo HZ ** release Je Suis, presenting a gender-fluid dream-pop and experimental ambient project built from layered guitars, sparse vocals and hypnotic repetition.
Plantsong’s Bald Cypress from the Houston Menil Campus series turns plant frequency, synthesizers and tape echo into ambient drone and new-age meditation.
Laurel Morgan & Yorkshire Modular Society release Grandmother Yew through Whitelabrecs, a 74-minute UK ambient, drone, electroacoustic and modern-classical project.