Sombre Soniks Kent, UK
Sombre Soniks is a label mainly specializing in Dark Ambient artists and also Projekts of a Ritual or Ethnomuzikologikal nature.
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Tomb of Empires
by Foundation Hope / Council of Nine / Alphaxone / Coph`antae Tryr
supported by 5 fans who also own “Contraformance 1”
Never much to say about albums on Cryo Chamber. After a decade of listening - it's still composed of beautifully-made dark ambient sufficiently vague to defy even poetic written description.
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Tsathoggua
by Cryo Chamber Collaboration
supported by 4 fans who also own “Contraformance 1”
What an exceptional collaboration, I loved it in every way. Dark undertones, ritualistic elements, a great cinematic feel and immersion into the chasms. Couldn't ask for anything more.
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The Architects
by Randal Collier-Ford
supported by 4 fans who also own “Contraformance 1”
Ominous in mood and striking in it's execution, "The Architects" is a fantastic release by Randal Collier-Ford that fully displays the depth of his talent and the scope of his vision. An excellent collection of finely detailed and textured work that thoroughly engages, "The Architects" inspires repeated listens and deeper immersion by the listener, offering greater rewards the further you dive into it.
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Symphony No 1 - Winter
by Douglas Schmidt and John Oliver
Improvised in a single stunning take, the compositions on “Symphony No 1: Winter” are hypnotic and enveloping sheets of sound.
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Tao 20 Tree Temple
by John Oliver
Stark ambient music with an environmental message, “Tao 20 Tree Temple” is mysterious & alluring.
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Ambient soundscapes 1
by Mark Heaney
The aptly named new one from Mark Heaney presents enveloping ambient worlds designed to get lost in.
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Ur Djupan Dal
by Atrium Carceri & Herbst9
supported by 4 fans who also own “Contraformance 1”
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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