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The Elderbranch Campaign Denver, Colorado
The Elderbranch Campaign is an experimental dark ambient industrial collaboration between American artist G M Slater (Eris and Dysnomia, 12 Frozen Radios, Occurrences In Rain) and U.K. Artist Stephen Surreal ne Rook (~UNUNE~/Agony for Pleasure, Spitune). They are known for long conceptual works that weave synths, found objects and highly processed field recordings into journeys of multiple styles. ... more
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Lamentations For Fading Occurrences
by Occurrences In Rain
G M Slater and Bruno Janiszewski create beautifully textural and highly visual ambient soundtracks with an underlying sadness that will leave you with a feeling of nostalgic longing.
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Aural Portraits Of Triton - Vol. 1
by Lunar Navigational Systems
G M Slater from Occurrences In Rain and The Elderbranch Campaign teams up with long-form ambient solo artist Scott Lawlor to create highly visual dark ambient soundscapes inspired by far away moons.
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Signals In Isolation
by 12 Frozen Radios
G M Slater (Occurrences In Rain, The Elderbranch Campaign) and Oleg Puzan (Dronny Darko, Cryogenic Weekend) team up to create cold and deep interpretive soundscapes.
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by Paul Jordan
In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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58918012’s hatred of piano inspired him to build an entire album around the instrument—which, ironically, led to gorgeous music.
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Hypnotic ambient and drone music crests in the second track, which clocks in at a whopping 46 minutes. Mesmerizing from start to finish.
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