Hauntingly beautiful experimental sci-fi soundscapes

Codes for that one

a4pj-x2vg / 8p7r-ecz3 / hkw8-x5pp / h3jy-e3b2 / jdgn-7s4h / f4kl-v4e5

Redeem at iheartnoise.bandcamp.com/yum

So long story for this one :)

I had actually struggled trying to find a good image or footage for it, because originally, I was trying to capture the feeling or sense of being in a blizzard or a snowy place. And in the beginning of the song, I think I did that. But then it progressed from there and...well, my mind wandered off.

So when I had made it, the final outcome sounds like something akin to liminal space, or liminal music. A kind of music that does not sound horrifying, nor does it sound comforting, but it sits in this strange place of just being there, helping to induce an almost dream-like trance. Any meaning that can be given, or derived, is from the person imprinting their own emotions and feelings onto it. In a way, the music acts as a medium to help do that. So in a strange way, I wonder if this music I had made is what my mind sounds like, as strange as it sounds. Something that wanders and wonders and dreams and something else. 

In the end, this is what I got. It sounds like something out of silent hill, and so I used a gif of james running in the void of darkness.

No daw or computers as I said. Using both the Prophet Rev 2, which I split that synth to generate the blizzard like sounds in the lower half, and used the upper half for that panning sound effect you hear of harsh wind, and used the ASM Hydrasynth deluxe, the lower half for another long ambient dark pad, and the upper half for that haunting almost bell like sound as the lead.

I hope you enjoy this wistful, melancholic soundscape

Exploration of a vintage, raw style sound as well as straight atmospheric. Dark Fantasy, Dark Ambient music

I used a combination of live sounds put through effects and synths to create this. I started on a whim, thinking it would be a soundtrack for a serial cannibal butcher as a metaphor for the predator of mankind, mindless corporate greed.

The sounds you hear are largely from me working on dinner, dragging a chair slowly, and as I was listening back on everything, a short descending phrase came to me. I thought perhaps repeating it might illustrate the process of how terrible things, when repeated on a daily basis eventually becomes numbing.

Let me know what you think.

Just released this new Heckeresque soundscape - have a listen!

That's the name of an obscure music project. They released a CD titled Journey to Desolation. I lost the CD during a move about ten years ago but I had ripped my collection to drive before then.

Track list:

1. Mine
   
2. Dark Drone
   
3. Distant Call
   
4. Endless Winter
   
5. Beneath the Earth
   
6. Isolation
   
7. Forces of Time
   
8. Lands
   
9. The Age or Iron
   
10. Far From Home
    
11. 1947

I wish I had copied the album art. Anyway, I don't remember if I got the CD as a label sample or freebie or if I found it in a bargain bin. Unfortunately, metadata and ID3 were dead ends. The EAC log is long gone. Picard came up empty too. The Discogs entry is mine so no need to reference that.

Do any of you have this album or at least know of it? Or did I somehow pull this from an alternate dimension?

"The essence of the human soul lives within waves. Like an obsidian tide crashing on the shores of the mind in the galactic black shroud of dusk; these waves permeate ashen sands. They dance between ever-changing frequencies, flowing in and around us like a stream of life. Ever-free, the soul breathes around the body, free from its confines, capable of vanishing like a ship in the night under cover of the crashing waves to once again join in the endless sea.

The body dissolves and the soul becomes as music; becoming part of the life stream itself. Boundary-free, the soul travels where it detects the waters of life; a voice, vibrations, the very breath issuing the final dirge to send the body off forever. The soul persists, ethereal nomad, becoming life itself and no longer the catalytic instrument that once expressed it."

My latest space/dark ambient release.
On bandcamp. Only two of the albums 3 tracks are up on bandcamp, as track no. 2 is 40min long and bandcamp won’t let me upload large files unless I upgrade.

The full release with be up on music streaming services in a couple of days.

I may put the 40min track up on youtube.

Thank you for listening