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Traceable to Stars
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I am Daughter of Stars
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The Fires of Night
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Call Unto the Stars
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Slithering Black Records Providence, Rhode Island
Slithering Black Records is a label that specializes in various genres of dark and atmospheric music, including dark ambient, ritual ambient, industrial, and Lovecraftian themed albums. Often incorporating elements of horror and occultism. Expect to find music that is immersive, unsettling, and atmospheric. ... more
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What a beautiful album! It reminds me that I am a child of the night ... in case I ever forget that. đź–¤
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Sprawling and cinematic, the 12 songs on the new one from f5point6 head for the outer reaches of electronic music & ambient.
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10 Million Years After Us
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I often think about the time after our pesky race has gone extinct. Also, I'm extremely prone to ambience and field recordings in the darker seasons, so this album is a perfect fit for this rainy, cold autumn. Close your eyes, let it wash over you and sink into the far and peaceful future, when nature has taken back its terrain and there'll be no trace of us left. Rojinski might very well not be from this planet, as 10 Million Years After Us is just otherworldly. Thanks for the codes!
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