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Colossus
by Atrium Carceri & Kammarheit
supported by 39 fans who also own “The Beauty of Miserable Souls”
Vaults, In The Black Stone are other favorites. It's OUT THERE in my good sense of "THE HEARTS of SPACE".
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Miles to Midnight
by Atrium Carceri, Cities Last Broadcast, God Body Disconnect
supported by 33 fans who also own “The Beauty of Miserable Souls”
I'm spacing on Miles To Midnight and wonder what other albums in the Cryo Chamber releases are as musically dramatic? I'm shopping for more of this, though I understand it may be a unique collaboration. Thanks.
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Ur Djupan Dal
by Atrium Carceri & Herbst9
supported by 33 fans who also own “The Beauty of Miserable Souls”
Wow. Now & then a "dark ambient" album comes by that instantly captures your imagination totally. For example: Lustmord's Black Stars, Time Machines' eponymous album, and this. There's something literally magical about this, when I listen to it, I feel like I've been placed under some kind of spell, it grabs & holds you from start to end. Maybe it's something about the melancholic, mysterious chordal modes, maybe how the music flows over you & envelopes you in its dark, warm embrace. Spooky!
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Waves of Now
by Steve Roach & Robert Rich
Recorded before a live audience, these compositions leverage the strengths of two ambient masters into a hypnotic 18-track set.
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Producer and composer Dan Frizza takes us on an emotional journey through boyhood, adolescence, and adulthood with ethereal ambient folk.
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Deep ambient tracks that feel like swimming down into the ocean, light fading and marvelous new worlds appearing.
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Tomb of Primordials
by Cryo Chamber
supported by 33 fans who also own “The Beauty of Miserable Souls”
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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