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Hour of The Wolf
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Ajna New York
Surreal, Isolationist & Deep Soundscapes. Est. 2008
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Highly mysterious and brooding Dark Ambient relic from the late 90's. A criminally underrated gem. Stunning work from Michael J.V. Hensley of Yen Pox.
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In Sadness, Silence And Solitude
by Raison D'être
The first Dark Ambient album that I've ever listened to back in the late 90's. Still holds up as one of the best Dark Ambient albums of all time. Highly Recommended!
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Morpheus (Remastered)
by Delerium
Although not purely Dark Ambient, earlier Delerium material is very influential on me. A fine mixture of Industrial, Ritual, Dark Ambient & Electro. Nothing gets better than the Leeb/Fulber duo.
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Vol.1 Dark Ambient
by This Is Darkness
supported by 33 fans who also own “Hour of The Wolf”
❤️My original plan was to go through and buy individual tracks like I do with most compilation albums, but honestly there are just so many good ones that I wound up buying the whole thing. More than simple drones (though there are plenty of those, too), this album collects many of the best and most innovative dark ambient artists in one place, including many who are new to me. A must-have for any dark ambient fan's collection.
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supported by 29 fans who also own “Hour of The Wolf”
If you are a usual player of The Long Dark or The Hunter Call of the Wild in the Medved Taiga reserve, you will probably understand why I like these five winter themed albums so much. If you also have a special place in your heart for The Wendigo by Algernon Blackwood... same thing. Very ominous themes which translate very well the dangerous isolation and cold of winter.
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Waves of Now
by Steve Roach & Robert Rich
Recorded before a live audience, these compositions leverage the strengths of two ambient masters into a hypnotic 18-track set.
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