Dark Ambient/Noise

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    Opus Majestic
     
    The Pain of God
    The third release was truly an atmospheric triumph that received high regards in the underground metal genre.
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    Negativehate
     
    In Cosmic Winter
    'In Cosmic Winter' is Negativehate's fifth release. it marks a significant evolution in the maturity in this band's sonic character, whether via it's sweeping dynamic arcs or it's intelligent prose of space, time and sound.
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    Deadlight Massacre
     
    Bathed In Angels Blood
    The fourth album from Deadlight Massacre. "Bathed In Angels Blood" is a mix of chaotic industrial, horror punk, and metal. Darker and heavier than Deadlight Massacre's previous albums, with the deviation from their usual "Serial Killer" lyrics.
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    Choas Aeon
     
    Ritualistic Suicide
    Chaos Aeon sounds like Melodic Death Metal.
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    Jude Gwynaire
     
    The Language of Colour
    'The Language of Colour' is one of the heavier new age, instrumental pop offerings from Jude's best-selling 'Neostatic' album, featuring overlays of synth, piano and electric guitar.
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    Black Crow King
     
    To Pay the Debt of Nature
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    Otu
     
    D.R.O.N.E.
    A 40 minute long stoner/doom/drone piece I made with multiple amplifiers and loud volume.
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    BrainDead
     
    Behind the Mask of Sanity
    Dark Metal, mixing thrash & death with dark and deep moods based on psychological problems, unlike most other thrash / death metal bands today.
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    Andreas Rönnberg, Bxmmusic & Muddasheep
     
    Cry of Fear (Official Soundtrack)
    The official soundtrack to Cry of Fear, which contains a full set of emotional and scary music. Exclusive unused songs that never made it to the game are included as well.
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    Kristoffer Nystroms Orkester
     
    Overlook Hotel
    Ghostly transmissions and hypnotic layers of surreal, ethereal atmospheres intersect with disembodied voices, clattering, furnace blasting percussion, and of course, healthy injections of true, old fashioned industrial noise and sweeping doom.
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    THE SLAVESTATE SOUND SYSTEM
    Ritual Musick To End Christianity
    Noise.
    Ritual Musick To End Christianity is a CDR that comes packaged in an opaque black CD clamshell case. All tracks are improvised and recorded in real time. REVIEWS: One of the biggest problems with a lot of digital noise is that so many of the releases have horrid mastering, with constant loud bursts of sound that make it pretty annoying to listen to. This is understandable considering how easy it is to do in the medium, and the fact that people usually use headphones when composing on a computer, but at the end of the day you really should try to master your release to a level that it isn't totally annoying. I'm not saying that this release by The Slavestate Sound System has bad mastering, quite the contrary actually, it's just that listening to this disc make me think about how much a lot of digital mastering sucks. Anyway, enough with the rant, let's get on with the review. Being the Satanist that I am, I'll give props to anybody who releases an album titled "Ritual Musick To End Christianity". This isn't the place for a big anti-christian monologue, but lets just say I think Christianity blows ass monkeys. The sounds on this disc however, don't blow ass monkeys. What you get here is a good and healthy slab of digital noise. Screaming sinewaves, rumbling waves of low end, sputtering bursts of skree; it's a pretty good example of the digital noise genre. The quality of the mastering sets it apart from a lot of other genre staples, and it does have somewhat of it's own voice. But I'd be lying if I said I heard much of anything new here. But that dosen't mean it's bad. No, I think it's good. It's not really pushing the envelope or examining new terrain, but it's a good digital noise record. -Industrial.org REVIEWS: Jason J Bundy. Remember that name. No relation I hope to uncle Ted. Jason loves the music of Coil, Godflesh, Metallica and Merzbow. Three out of four. Not bad. He loves noise. Lashings and lashings of noise. Just what the world needs just now. Another noise terrorist. Come on then Jason lad. Give me your best shot. Think you can make the grade? Impress me if you dare. Enlighten me to your technical aural skills. I’ve been here before sucker. With bigger egos that I’ve wasted with cruel words. Had them crying like babies in a corner. Pussies. Sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me. Utter bollocks. Call someone a talent-free cunt and just watch them collapse. Deflated. Destroyed. Pathetic mother fuckers one and all. You ready to rumble Jason? Ready to play ball with me? I’ll be ready to call mummy for you. You sad sack of shit. You won’t know what’s hit you. Let’s get it on baby. Fair play to you Jason boy. I’m bruised and beaten. Took me unawares you did. Sneaky I call it. Hit me straight from the off with a wall of sheer electronic throbbing power noise. I took that first shot well. Showed no fear. The second wave that blasted forth took my breath away though. Wasn’t expecting it. A low blow. Cheater. Unfair referee. Led me like a lamb to the slaughter you did. Thought when the silence of the third track was playing I could recover my breath. Not so. You came straight back with a simple one two of further extreme electronic terror. You’re one sly fox and I’m the chicken in the henhouse. Don’t get too big headed. You might have whooped my ass this time but you aren’t original in any shape or form. Sure you can play a mean game. Played the noise card to perfection. Four parts ‘fuck you’ electronics to one part silence. Smart. Never had you pegged as that. I’ll be watching you. Watching every move you make in the future. Seeing if you’ve got the stamina to continue along your chosen path. Then I’ll pounce. You’ll be fucking sorry one day. Until then relax. You’ve got the Heavyweight belt round your ample waist. Earned by a deserved victory with ‘Ritual Musick to end Christianity’. But will you keep it? Only time will tell. ANM -AuralPressure.com
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    Andreas Rönnberg, Bxmmusic & Muddasheep
    Cry of Fear (Official Soundtrack)
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    Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster
    Collapse
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    Ocoai
    Breatherman
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    Beverly Ann Smith
    Dreams & Fascinations
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