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Nyctalllz Tehran, Iran
Nyctalllz is a Noise/ Experimental/ Dark Ambient Music Project Formed in 2007 by Morego Dimmer (aka Xerxes The Dark, Morego, Blind Owl, Nahan, Ostanes).
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Final Crisis (24BIT)
by Xerxes The Dark
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Humanity Demise”
The expressive depth on this album is considerable. This is not an album for the impatient casual listener. It begs to be devoured, one dark sliver at a time, in lusciously descending spirals that slowly devour you in return. Top shelf work and tasty as f@ck.
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You Disappeared
by Beyond the Ghost
supported by 7 fans who also own “The Humanity Demise”
Did Sergio Leone score a Western Set on a Post-Apocaltptic Mars? No. We at least have this. Rain beaten Gothic cathedrals half covered in sentient moss and carniverous seaweed casting long reflections over the still waters of Martian canals. Green Buddhist poet-monks chanting the Lotus Sutra and dissolving into Nirvana. This is sad and gorgeous music. Leo
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Capricornus Exotica
by Xerxes The Dark
supported by 7 fans who also own “The Humanity Demise”
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Amlux (20th Anniversary Edition) + Bonus Tracks
by Merzbow
The 20th anniversary edition of this classic album—remastered by noise master Merzbow himself—features four new tracks and new artwork.
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Noise maestro Stromboli creates haunting industrial atmospheres with a visceral feel.
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Written in response to the climate crisis, “Leviathan” is a brooding and beautifully unsettling batch of dark ambient songs.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “The Humanity Demise”
Simplistically eerie sounds are the primary genetic makeup of this mostly unknown, to me, act that has now come to be represented by the highly acclaimed Malignant label. Sparse, yet harsh, bewildering and yet somehow soothing, oppressive and yet it never completely overwhelms the listener in a manner of needing to escape its grasp. Verily, this act and album succeeds in transporting the listener back to a more golden era of lo-fi power electronics and noise. Wonderful and macabre stuff, this.
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