Post ambient, still occult. The Implicit Order returns with a new album of ghostly recordings for Wholeness Recordings, exploring the esoteric corners of the ambient spectrum. Unintentionally spooky, this project proves that The Implicit Order is a master of eerie world-building through his sound collages and sonic experiments.
You can support Anthony by buying the album (or the whole discography) here. Stream the whole LP below.
Deseo/Realidad is a drone side project from JC Lobo, better known as Ritualz. His self-titled EP came out in March this year, but only now made its way to my speakers. It is a-mazing, the three soundscapes JC crafted here are utterly hypnotising, cinematic in their grandiose, and both minimal and hyper-detailed. Obsessed!
You can still be limited to 6 copies CDR here. Stream below.
Occult electronics from Black Artifact regular Insignificant Spirit. "Kykeon Hymn" sounds like an intimate glimpse through the curtain of a room where black magic is happening - something you shouldn't be looking at. The press info says it all: "inspired by the Eleusinian Mysteries and the secret rites associated with the European witchcraft revival led by Eleanor Bone" - how fucking cool is that? Noise drone music for lost souls and curious searchers. Best enjoyed in the dark.
Tapes are still available here. Check out the album below.
Holy fuck, STRFLL goes all in on this new single. Raw, brutal and more metal that I was expecting, despite donning the most metal logo on the cover. Support here!
House of Leaves released "I Am But A Vessel" back in November last year, on Soundcloud as a stream only EP. Now, we finally get an option to purchase it on Bandcamp. While still basking in the eerie samples and ghostly soundscapes characteristic of his previous work, this project leans into more beat-driven tracks, offering a clear glimpse of where HoL is headed next.
Cop the EP here. Stream all the tracks below.
Wilting God's new compilation "Static Gardens And Silencing Mantras" is a descent into sci-fi-flavoured noise madness. You wake up on a deserted space station to a concerto of bleeps and glitches before being consumed by an overwhelming feeling of dread. Despite this album being a collection of unreleased tracks, my brain decided to weave a story around these sounds. Best enjoyed at night!
Support Wilting God by buying the album here. Stream below.
The most exciting death industrial artist returns with a new EP, this time released through Bone Valley. "A Hole In The Earth That Made Me" is fairly short, but almost instantaneously transports you to a coffin six feet deep, where you wake up in a cold sweat realising you're buried alive. Muted earth thumps are faintly pulsing above, marking your last breaths before the inevitable happens. Best enjoyed as a double feature with The Vanishing (1988).
Limited CDs are available here. You can also download the EP directly from Morgue File here. Stream below.