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Black Noise
01:19
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No Comfort
02:57
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Black Dust
03:26
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Gateway Drug
01:46
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Kemper Pitch Black
07:12
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Consultation
03:57
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Into Black
04:24
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Endless Black
03:13
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The Last
01:29
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Accidental Tones Scotland, UK
Experimental music made with electronics.
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Another Ruined Landscape
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Ufology is archaic prose by way of sound. It is not unlike a collection of unfiltered Brothers Grim stories, which in this case, revolve around UFO mythoses. Each passage unfolds much like folk tales told around the summer camp fire in some dense alpine forest, wearing your sense of speculation down the further you listen, until you finally start to look around your dark surroundings and up to the sky for what may or may not be there.
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Leeds metal band The Owl imbue modern doom with a crushing sense of suspense, treating every riff as its own ear-rending mystery.
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SAD GODS presents "Singing for Survival - a Compilation for Project Onward"
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Written in response to the climate crisis, “Leviathan” is a brooding and beautifully unsettling batch of dark ambient songs.
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Purposely scaled-back electronic music, “Intruder” is all about the texture of a few pieces of gear playing off one another.
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Fractured Whole
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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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