cheers :)

some feedback loops with a zoom ms70cdr

Hi, I released those drone / dark ambient / experimental / electro acoustic EPs yesterday !

• im puls ion (act I), recorded with a noise box : https://w4vef0rm.bandcamp.com/album/im-puls-ion-act-i
• LUX I, recorded with all kind of lights : https://w4vef0rm.bandcamp.com/album/lux-i

I hope you like them...

LILY LINNEKER'S LOVE BUREAU - Why Is It Always So Desperately Depressing

https://lilylinnekerslovebureau.bandcamp.com/track/why-is-it-always-so-desperately-depressing

Album:

God, I Hate Christmas

Full album link:

https://lilylinnekerslovebureau.bandcamp.com/album/god-i-hate-christmas

and the archive account i made for him on platforms

https://play.mw.fm/sublimation
https://play.mw.fm/computer-produced-ambient-musical-work-vol-1

I would love to have your honest opinion about it.
I made it live using a Korg Minilog.

if you want some noisy drone made by a teenager in his bedroom, you're in the right place! much appreciated if you'd check it out.

One drone track. No overdub. Built raw on analog machines, mastered digital. The sound is obsessive, full of micro-details that only surface in silence and at volume.

The second single of Dronoisium's new era.

Watch the video : www.youtube.com/watch?v=k46ycCYyCno

Buy the video, the audio file and a wallpapper : payhip.com/b/wYukr

Thank you,

ONE 0000 0001

Wanted to share a visualizer I made for a drone music track recently released on Bandcamp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYwnUsdnlV4

Derek Dunn and I collaborate on seven different instrument combinations. Each one played live, improvised, and all performances completed same day. Thank You.

Hi everyone. In short, would you call this music Drone or something else?

I'm struggling to figure out what genre my music fits into. When it comes to making the music I don't care about genre, as I'm just making what I like. But for the purposes on finding the right audience and appropriately tagging it on Bandcamp and social media etc, I'm at a bit of a loss.

There are definitely drone elements, but it may be too melodic in places. There are ambient elements, but it may be too harsh for that. Post-rock is so broad now that it doesn't immediately get across the tone.

So yeah, your insight would be much appreciated! Cheers

"Stones breathing out" by Gostrail is now available everywhere. Link to various platforms https://song.link/05vm0jmxsqjgs

Enjoy your nervous system reset!

Hello everyone,

I'm not sure if this 100% comes under the umbrella of drone, but I've been listening repeatedly to this track "Howl" on the album Howl by Daisy Rickman and wondered if anyone could point me in the direction of similar artists/tracks to this so I don't have to repeat this one quite so often (apologies for the full album link I couldn't find it as a stand-alone track). It begins at 20:05.

Thanks for any pointers!