Get all 13 _Algol_ / Stuzha / Black Wanderer / Cloudy Horizon releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Places to be II, Places to be, Timeshifter, Siberian Sketches II, Hostile Territory, Siberian Sketches [2016 reissue], All These Worlds Are Yours, Butugichag, and 5 more.
_Algol_ / Stuzha / Black Wanderer / Cloudy Horizon England, UK
Four ambient/drone projects (_Algol_, Stuzha, Black Wanderer, Cloudy Horizon) originally from Siberia, now based in the UK.
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A Lovecraftian deep dive! Everything about this release is beautifully produced.
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Eye of Tunguska
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Ugasanie takes the premise of the Tunguska event to new heights, purely with musical soundscapes. The science and speculation of this event are interwoven in a series of exquisite tracks, of which it is almost impossible to pick a favorite.
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Earth Songs
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What is the best Album...? The one i come back to again and again and again ? Then this one must be it. I hear'd it countless times and it didn't get any older or less enjoyable.quiet the opposite! Timeless masterpiece.
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interlopers
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Haunting and gorgeous darkambient from Josh Sager, “interlopers” conjures eerie, shadowy worlds with bleak, low-hanging synths.
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Witchcraft & Black Magic In The United Kingdom
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Inspired by the dark history of the persecution of witches, these evocative experimental pieces are perfect for the spooky season.
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Reflections
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Lush, expansive electronic music that's alternately tranquil and stormy.
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Stone Speak
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Deep Thoughts About Universe”
Fantastic somber score from Apocryphos. This album exceptionally balances different qualities that are a hallmark of this genre. One can find tracks that are much more meditative, more easily submerge into the unconscious part of the mind and ones that are more dynamic and stimulative. Fantastically captures a bleak yet intriguing and sometimes hopeful atmosphere.
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