A drone playlist I made in anticipation of the summer heat in Arizona. Mix features Sunn 0))), AMNION, Lustmord and others.
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Pinkish Black, “Razed To The Ground”
The new album by Pinkish Black, “Razed To The Ground” is an epic work that could be the soundtrack to a bad ass, early 80’s Sword and Sorcery flick. This is heavy, drudge metal, layered with waves of vintage filter…
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Lustmord, “The Word as Power”
Lustmord’s “The Word as Power” is an appropriately potent album that departs musically from the drones that make up his previous albums. This album still has Lustmord’s signature drones and dark ambiance, but is accompanied by extremely rich vocal performances.…
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Barn Owl, V
Barn Owl is an interesting band that hones in on a very particular niche in terms of style but manages to keep each album very dynamic. Barn Owl’s “V” is no exception here. While the album fits comfortably into the…
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Bramble, “Cycle Stasis”
In Bramble’s newest album, Cycle Stasis, we encounter the deceptive stillness that accompanies the passage of time for all living things. We hear the gentle pulses of a pool burgeoning with life. We hear the echoes of a landscape devoid…
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Daniel Tuttle, “haunting”
“haunting” is a two track ambient album by Daniel Tuttle of Life Toward Twilight that explores the mood of abandoned places.
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Various Artists, “Nighttime Echoes”
What sounds do you hear in the night? Do you ruminate on feelings of fear, of guilt, of anxiety galloping through your head, unheeding of your pleas to stop? Do you hear the throbbing of your heart beating and your…
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Metria, “Leaving The Burning Building”
Metria’s debut full-length album, “Leaving the Burning Building” brings the listener into the depth of the crumbling ash and industrial waste that is threatening to entomb the city of Detroit. Gritty and unsettling, we hear the creaks, and drones and…
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