
Beautiful peaceful ambient.
Memory keeper. Mostly music and movies, plus some series and video games. Obscure darkness meets pop culture glow.
Beautiful peaceful ambient.
Another one from the archives that made a lasting mark on my recently played stats these days. If I were a teenage girl I would be a fan of Peter Steele, and forever sad that I’d never be able to see him alive.
Thanks to some random track-hopping on Spotify, turns out that I really like Paradise Lost. Will dig further in the discography.
Moody ambient jazz and the occasional romantisches saxophone.
Starts off as an IDM thing, then at some point turns into a drum and bass thing.
It’s just a single track but an important return of O. Children’s singer as a solo effort. It’s hard to say from this one song what to expect from him next, but most probably will keep the direction where his band was heading with goth moody ballads.
In 2010 I was overwhelmed to see a bunch of newcomer goth bands who could pour fresh blood in the veins of this genre that just keeps coming and going with a heartbeat that does one forceful thump once every five to ten years. In ’10 I stumbled upon Led Er Est who made a debut the year before, then O. Children’s first record came out this year, and these two etched a mental note to the start of the decade for me. So, this is why I’m really happy to see something new again from this Okandi guy.
Acid IDM glitch-core. Took a good ten listens to be able to stop at first encounter. Pretty pretty looking forward to the new album.
It’s a second Four Tet in a day, but I just did a catch-up on Spotify, and this one also needs to be pinned up here. Title track and Lahaina Noon both make my head wobble.
Sampling Nelly Furtado, suprisingly dancefloor beats from Kieran Hebden, this is a wow. Play, repeat.
Dark drone ambient. I wasn’t interested in this movie at all, but if this is the soundtrack (wtf?) I should really give it a shot.