Getting my sweet revenge on my noisy upstairs neighbor by blasting this music near the vent. He believes in ghosts and shit. Let the petty games begin.
Oh fuck yeah, nothing's better than feeling alone as hell while listening to obscure albums by completely unknown artists. There's something about these that fuel my imagination.
"All who worship what is not knowledge, enter into blind darkness: those who delight in real knowledge, enter, as it were, into greater darkness." -Isha Upanishad
I love the aesthetic of this cassette cover. The image, the fact that it was released on cassette, and the eerie sound of the music really make this album seem as though it were something forbidden found in the middle of the woods.
I have no words to describe the sensation that the music gives to me, it is like a story, a very interesting story, in a grayish and dark atmosphere. It is so sublime.
Gives me vibes of the netherworld, the parts where very few souls dare to step in and listen to the tales of primordial origin. Some very meditative music.
Yes, absolutely! Finding amazing old/new groups is definitely my favourite part of the whole UA-cam site, amazingly the algorithms actually do a good job when it comes to finding underground music / albums I'd most likely never get to hear about otherwise! - Oh hey, if you like this stuff you may also be into *Jónsi & Alex - Riceboy Sleeps* - Gorgeous, epic Icelandic electronica! 😺_👍 ua-cam.com/video/JqSrcP--yuc/v-deo.html
Turtleproof Agree. The blinding blinking lights, the garish decorations, the same 10 songs played ad naseum, the creepy store Santas, the noxious odor of peppermint and pine and other "holiday scents", the plastic cheer of a society in a hurry drunk of the anticipation of one single day. Then it comes and it's all over. Like everybody coming down from a high in a cloud of undefined disappointment. Trees tossed to the curb once admired now stripped of their ornaments and garland lying naked in the streets.
"There is a black goat in the forest. He has a long cape. Eyes are hiding in the dark. He will look for you, he will find you. He will sing for you. He will play a flute. The whole forest dances. Fog rises, darkness falls. Black goat of the woods they say."
By the croaking of the frog By the howling of the dog By the crying of the hog Against the storm a-rising By the evening curfew bell By the doleful dying knell O let this my direful spell Hob, hinder my surprising By the mandrake's dreadful groans By the lubrican's sad moans By the noise of dead men's bones In charnel houses rattling By the hissing of the snake The rustling of the fire drake I charge that thou this place forsake Nor of Queen Mab be prattling By the whirlwind's hollow sound By the thunder's dreadful stound Yells of spirits underground I charge thee not to fear us By the screech owl's dismal note By the black night raven's throat I charge thee Hob to tear thy coat With thorns if thou come near us
its just ambient stuff. different strokes for different folks and all that. I imagine if you like metal and stuff, this probably doesn't do it for you, and that's totally fine. the point is trying to create a certain feel, in this case trying to create an "old gods"-ey feel that sounds like a romp through the Black Forest.
@@shoegazer01 Thanks for the tip! Actually folded and just bought the Digipack, cuz i couldn't even find one on discogs at the time, and still wanted to support Black Mountain Transmitter. I am disappointed, in not having one, but am happy you got one! I didn't have a rig when I bought my first record either, but to finally get it all set up, was wonderful, to sit down and just listen, and not be distracted by the outside world was a totally different experience. So having this as your first one is going to be an other worldly ritual for you, and that's awesome!
This 5:50 - 6:10 mark is so amazing because the creaking sound we’ve been hearing for some minutes, finally ends. That transition makes me feel like I’m just floating in the void! So crazy.
5:58, this haunted bit of horn work will stay with me for a while. Long after the album has run it's course, and I've turned the computer off, and when I'm in bed tonight trying to sleep.
Dark, somber music is so good for you. It doesn't depress me, it actually makes me feel alive and elevated. Ethereal music, chthonic music, music of the spheres. Music composed in the style of what William Blake called "the infernal method."
I can no longer escape them. They speak to me through the poetic chaos and deafening silence of this world. I can no longer escape them. Where do I go? To live is to die. To die is to live. Either way, I cannot escape them. The voices. They are silent but screaming. My feet are wretched for the voices are swift, where do I go? My only salvation is damnation.
Dark Ambient is SO hard to do well, so much of it (and there is _so much of it_ ) is just moody synth dross + effects, but THIS is excellent! Real properly considered soundscapes; some of the better D.A. I've found here on UA-cam! 😺_👍 (along with *Sigillum S - Bardo Thos Grol* / *Aural Holograms* / *Raison d'etre - The Empty Hollow Unfolds* / *Nurse With Wound* / *Velehentor* )
@@MrRekarbenots Yeah man, *Coil - Time Machines* is seriously mind altering stuff, heh heh! - Maybe you might enjoy *Jónsi & Alex - Riceboy Sleeps* - Some gorgeous, epic Icelandic electronica, which I lucked out on a while back! 😺_👍 ua-cam.com/video/JqSrcP--yuc/v-deo.html
Along the shore the cloud waves break, The twin suns sink beneath the lake, The shadows lengthen In Carcosa. Strange is the night where black stars rise, And strange moons circle through the skies, But stranger still is Lost Carcosa. Songs that the Hyades shall sing, Where flap the tatters of the King, Must die unheard in Dim Carcosa. Song of my soul, my voice is dead; Die thou, unsung, as tears unshed Shall dry and die in Lost Carcosa.
As an electronic musician myself, this dark ambient electronic music album is intriguing to say the least. The black goat is referenced in some ancient pagan practices. Most people don't understand, these ancient practices helped drive evil spirits away, not attract them.
Pazuzu (from The Exorcist) actually drove away evil spirits from Mesopotamian homes and protected the children because he was the biggest, baddest HDIC. Offerings were given to him to keep his more predatory inclinations assuaged but he protected homes and families before turning up as the villain in Exorcist.
bandcamp is full of more things by black mountain transmitter. I came back to this for a third listen and im going to have to listen to their entire collection of albums.
I feel like this needs to have Christopher Lee's voice reading aloud spells, incantations, and invocations from the darkest of grimoires peppered in throughout.
If you close your eyes to this whole track we all have different imaginations when listen to this. It's like a scary story Dream to put your own fun spooky images into your mind of telling a story. There's watching horror movies, reading horror books and then there's listening to scary Dark Ambient music with your eyes closed to give you your own imagination to it. I love it!!!!!! No shock value along with sadistic lyrics. No crime to have your own imagination with just scary sounds and music which tells your own good haunting images.
Listening to this is like reading a book, or going on a journey. For me it's not just a random collection of spooky sounds but a cohesive sequence of events. It's very much up to interpretation but regardless it makes for a chilling adventure.
This is what I want when I think of "dark ambient". These are terrifying and interesting soundscapes rather than the endless sea of spooky wobbly synth sounds with a black and white picture of a castle on the front.
Tried to meditate to this & all I see is the inner workings of a great, ancient, soul draining machine cruising through the outer reaches of Time & Space, swallowing up entire galaxies as it looms nearer & nearer to our own plain of existence
Is it strange if I say this is my bed time music? Like listening to this gave a strange sense of being "surrounded" and "envelope" in such strange feeling....Like a blanket.
Every once a year i come back to this album for any reason, either to share in some fb group, friend or to listen while playing something like portal or halflife 2...
I saw something very similar to it on the worst night of my life, when I was alone in the woods by the western branch of the Penobscot River in Maine. It's hard for me to listen to this album because of the memories it brings back.
in this album you can clearly hear strong influences of films i swear i saw as a child on late night british television that are now strangely not findable in any film catalogues and indeed appear to have never existed at all
@@naturesinterface6663 assuming you stopped after track 1 which is the worst thing to do to an album ever, its like looking at two pixels of a painting and going "I don't like the entire painting"
tbh only 2nd wave black metal aimed at being a bit spooky. 1st wave was still acting more or less like normal metalheads, while modern BM seems more about cold aggression or about nihlism and emptiness. That, and the various mixed genre BM styles too
And lo, staring in the void, he did see a dark chilling world. Like a mirror in the distance saw a black figure, twas himself. He screamed in horror, and it smiled with red teeth back.
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I am a goat. this is what I listen to.
ahahahahhahaha
U ok
Preach brother
The black goat of the woods, all hail to the Shub-Nigurrath
@@user-hb7ie5bu9g the thousand youngs
I fell asleep watching shiba inu videos and woke up to this. wtf
one of us ONE OF US *ONE OF US*
Come home COME HOME *COME HOME*
Echo...echo...echo
gooble gobble! gooble gobble!
I can only imagine the confusion. Good lord! XD
Getting my sweet revenge on my noisy upstairs neighbor by blasting this music near the vent. He believes in ghosts and shit. Let the petty games begin.
LOL
Oh fuck yeah, nothing's better than feeling alone as hell while listening to obscure albums by completely unknown artists. There's something about these that fuel my imagination.
GyromiteROB lol dude I feel the same. But this is different from things I have heard. Very deep and has a almost sedative affect. I love it
Exactly.
I be on the same its crazy lol
👑🐱💫🍖🍷🔪🤑
Flying lotus ?
Still fucking incredible. One of the greatest and creepiest dark ambient albums I’ve ever heard, I come back to it all the time.
Me too
Que arda la llama negra! 🔥
Same, even today!
"All who worship what is not knowledge, enter into blind darkness: those who delight in real knowledge, enter, as it were, into greater darkness."
-Isha Upanishad
agreed. stage4, 5 and 6, forms of paper, the day of opening the tomb, and geogaddi r really good too ngl
@@Lenny.262 🤔
I'm blasting this in my car while I cruise around the neighborhood with a goat mask
💀
I love it when music like this is on my recommended feed.
I love the aesthetic of this cassette cover. The image, the fact that it was released on cassette, and the eerie sound of the music really make this album seem as though it were something forbidden found in the middle of the woods.
Well said, had pretty similar thoughts when spotting this. The cover really attracted me to listen to this recommendation, also the name of course.
The cover is baphomet
Fr
You experience music strangely
@@idoitdoomspiral4239Not really, I felt the same sort of way seeing this as they did.
I put this on to get my girl in the mood
To do what, dissociate in a dark room?
Does she get 'Horny'?
If this what makes her go then damn you guys must be gettin DOWN
No joke I played this when me and my girlfriend were getting it on one night, it was a... fun night. Lots of dark stories and thoughts shared
The ladies go wild for this stuff
it's not even fair when I pop it in the tape deck
As dark as this album is, I watched a sunset with it today at around the 6:00 mark and it was a beautiful experience. 10/10 would recommend.
This is some of the darkest Dark Ambient I've ever listened to. I feel like we might be approaching a whole new genre with this music.
Enemite Wuyuan is great too
@@KSava exactly what i was going to say. i think wuyuan is a far deeper album than this one, though.
its called ritual and its been out since the 80s
Lowercase has something similar to this
What is Lustmord? What is Nurse with Wound...
I wanna live in this album.
We wanna live in art. Also, we wanna live being united as one with some women's bodies.
I have no words to describe the sensation that the music gives to me, it is like a story, a very interesting story, in a grayish and dark atmosphere. It is so sublime.
Gives me vibes of the netherworld, the parts where very few souls dare to step in and listen to the tales of primordial origin. Some very meditative music.
The Forgotten Spirit Great image to behold.
Yes, absolutely! Finding amazing old/new groups is definitely my favourite part of the whole UA-cam site, amazingly the algorithms actually do a good job when it comes to finding underground music / albums I'd most likely never get to hear about otherwise!
- Oh hey, if you like this stuff you may also be into *Jónsi & Alex - Riceboy Sleeps* - Gorgeous, epic Icelandic electronica! 😺_👍
ua-cam.com/video/JqSrcP--yuc/v-deo.html
This is my christmas soundtrack.
Dark and gloomy, like the winter months... maybe that's why winter is my favorite season
Nimo Marceau Lol
Christmas is the most nightmarish period of time in human experience.
Turtleproof Agree. The blinding blinking lights, the garish decorations, the same 10 songs played ad naseum, the creepy store Santas, the noxious odor of peppermint and pine and other "holiday scents", the plastic cheer of a society in a hurry drunk of the anticipation of one single day. Then it comes and it's all over. Like everybody coming down from a high in a cloud of undefined disappointment. Trees tossed to the curb once admired now stripped of their ornaments and garland lying naked in the streets.
Nimo Marceau I see some kids who didn't get that pony for christmas
finally some cool music to go with the quiet hours of my graveyard shift
Doesn't even feel like work. It's like a graveyard shift but without the shift.
THIS ALBUM CHANGED MY LIFE.
"There is a black goat in the forest. He has a long cape. Eyes are hiding in the dark. He will look for you, he will find you. He will sing for you. He will play a flute. The whole forest dances. Fog rises, darkness falls. Black goat of the woods they say."
The apple hath fell from thy hand, Wher shalt thou lead. I shal follow thee
I love this comment so much
@Heath En Ovthanorth like ur pfp
@Tripple Nipple H what's the point of commenting if it's just a "k"
The best thing I have ever read
Listening to this while reading and writing horror/dark fantasy books is a majestic experience.
I like the part when he's on the rocking chair for ten minutes...
Ok but like- this is calming to me- I genuinely like this
37:44 just a timestamp for myself -.-
By the croaking of the frog
By the howling of the dog
By the crying of the hog
Against the storm a-rising
By the evening curfew bell
By the doleful dying knell
O let this my direful spell
Hob, hinder my surprising
By the mandrake's dreadful groans
By the lubrican's sad moans
By the noise of dead men's bones
In charnel houses rattling
By the hissing of the snake
The rustling of the fire drake
I charge that thou this place forsake
Nor of Queen Mab be prattling
By the whirlwind's hollow sound
By the thunder's dreadful stound
Yells of spirits underground
I charge thee not to fear us
By the screech owl's dismal note
By the black night raven's throat
I charge thee Hob to tear thy coat
With thorns if thou come near us
northoftherockies did you write this? if not where is this from?
"Nimphidia", Michael Drayton (1627)
northoftherockies in blackest night something something bright green later ah whatever I forgot fuck rhymes
Ha! Nice try though?
northoftherockies what are lubricans? It sounds dirty. And possibly sticky.
I thought there was going to be some sick black metal but I was wrong
denard taylor same here
TheLazyOne00 the name would've made an awesome album title
denard taylor true followers of the Left - Hand Path aren't metal heads, unfortunately.
The followers of the left hand are missing out lol black metal is awesome....but what's the point of this music is this for meditation
its just ambient stuff. different strokes for different folks and all that. I imagine if you like metal and stuff, this probably doesn't do it for you, and that's totally fine. the point is trying to create a certain feel, in this case trying to create an "old gods"-ey feel that sounds like a romp through the Black Forest.
Listened to this during an acid trip holy 10/10
Shrooms for mee. I fear it creeping up on my self
man I REALLY REALLY REALLY want the vinyl for this. I'm so sad It took me this long to discover this.
Same
I bought one off Discogs, don’t even have a rig to play it. Hope you’re jealous and disappointed.
@@shoegazer01 Thanks for the tip! Actually folded and just bought the Digipack, cuz i couldn't even find one on discogs at the time, and still wanted to support Black Mountain Transmitter.
I am disappointed, in not having one, but am happy you got one! I didn't have a rig when I bought my first record either, but to finally get it all set up, was wonderful, to sit down and just listen, and not be distracted by the outside world was a totally different experience. So having this as your first one is going to be an other worldly ritual for you, and that's awesome!
37:46 very great mysterious melody
This sounds like Ulver old records
Sounds familiar but I can't remember
reminded of nightmare lodge - negative planet
sounds like rolling stones satisfaction
Sounds like abebablom-tou-keithe-blom
Spoopyness is off the charts
off the charts I tell you
At 2:57 I imagine someone squeezing a blood vessel in my brain like a carnival worker makes balloon toys. Hope he doesn't pop my brain!
+RJSoftware2000 life
Totally Spoopy!
Nedim Gery-Buyukyuksel I'm fuckin spooped out man
go into the woods, they said. it'll be fun, they said.
Fantastic. The early 70's occult vibe really draws me in.
There is something poetic about this.
This 5:50 - 6:10 mark is so amazing because the creaking sound we’ve been hearing for some minutes, finally ends. That transition makes me feel like I’m just floating in the void! So crazy.
this album helps calm me down when I get extremely angry and hateful. something so dark a calm brings me peace
forest at night, meditating alone, lsd and lovecraftnian tales in the background... lovely trip.
5:58, this haunted bit of horn work will stay with me for a while. Long after the album has run it's course, and I've turned the computer off, and when I'm in bed tonight trying to sleep.
agreed. was good.
What an amazing piece. Now I can do messed up things while feeling like I'm in a movie.
Dark, somber music is so good for you. It doesn't depress me, it actually makes me feel alive and elevated. Ethereal music, chthonic music, music of the spheres. Music composed in the style of what William Blake called "the infernal method."
yes read bataille
@@cosmicsitcom7115 I have read him: _L'anus solaire._ He was great at integrating dualities.
Perfect for a Lovecraft afternoon reading
Tears in my mind. Great piece of art.
Your modern gods mean nothing in this part of the woods.
"There are things much older, older than time, and they have blessed me."
one God to rule them all. i'd rather be on that team.
Jon Focker, you're a loser and you're always going to be
no such thing really. always going to be a loser. that is 6th grade vocabulary like Trump uses.
one Creator, that simple.
Jon Focker go fuck yourself sheep!
This.. this is real feeling in music and ambience... I thank you for this
I can no longer escape them. They speak to me through the poetic chaos and deafening silence of this world. I can no longer escape them. Where do I go? To live is to die. To die is to live. Either way, I cannot escape them. The voices. They are silent but screaming. My feet are wretched for the voices are swift, where do I go? My only salvation is damnation.
5 minute in and it feels like a dmt bad trip... creepy haunting and terrorising i love it! on a good trip...
I swear this song bends time or something. I mean I know its 40 minutes long but that just doesn't seem right?
@Kiril Belikov probably.
Dark Ambient is SO hard to do well, so much of it (and there is _so much of it_ ) is just moody synth dross + effects,
but THIS is excellent! Real properly considered soundscapes; some of the better D.A. I've found here on UA-cam! 😺_👍
(along with *Sigillum S - Bardo Thos Grol* / *Aural Holograms* / *Raison d'etre - The Empty Hollow Unfolds* / *Nurse With Wound* / *Velehentor* )
and early EARLY coil. like 'how to destroy angels'. very much so.
@@MrRekarbenots Yeah man, *Coil - Time Machines* is seriously mind altering stuff, heh heh!
- Maybe you might enjoy *Jónsi & Alex - Riceboy Sleeps* - Some gorgeous, epic Icelandic electronica, which I lucked out on a while back! 😺_👍
ua-cam.com/video/JqSrcP--yuc/v-deo.html
Yes, very hard to do well. I miss Ulf Söderberg (aka Sephiroth) in your list. He was one of a kind.
@@daytonaaaargh Not listened to any of his work
- I'll give it a look, cheers man! 😸_👍
Nurse With Wound... The gold standard of Avant-garde/Noise/Dark Ambient.
I always come back to listen to this.
Along the shore the cloud waves break,
The twin suns sink beneath the lake,
The shadows lengthen
In Carcosa.
Strange is the night where black stars rise,
And strange moons circle through the skies,
But stranger still is
Lost Carcosa.
Songs that the Hyades shall sing,
Where flap the tatters of the King,
Must die unheard in
Dim Carcosa.
Song of my soul, my voice is dead;
Die thou, unsung, as tears unshed
Shall dry and die in
Lost Carcosa.
savage. let me in
Time is a flat circle
Who is this by?
(At first I thought it was one of the 'Cantos' from the early 1900's modernist / occultist poet Ezra Pound)
@@zetetick395 Robert W. Chambers "The King in Yellow"
@@TheVudubob Thanks man! 😸_👍
As an electronic musician myself, this dark ambient electronic music album is intriguing to say the least. The black goat is referenced in some ancient pagan practices. Most people don't understand, these ancient practices helped drive evil spirits away, not attract them.
well im here now, so it obviously doesnt work this way
If I was an evil spirit, I wouldn't want to listen to this either
thanks "synth guru"
More specifically this is a reference to Shub-Niggurath, The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young.
Pazuzu (from The Exorcist) actually drove away evil spirits from Mesopotamian homes and protected the children because he was the biggest, baddest HDIC. Offerings were given to him to keep his more predatory inclinations assuaged but he protected homes and families before turning up as the villain in Exorcist.
bandcamp is full of more things by black mountain transmitter. I came back to this for a third listen and im going to have to listen to their entire collection of albums.
I feel like this needs to have Christopher Lee's voice reading aloud spells, incantations, and invocations from the darkest of grimoires peppered in throughout.
Why cheese things up? :)
I was thinking the mouth of Sauron
ua-cam.com/video/-nLTJidt5O8/v-deo.html TML
Christopher Lee admitted he used to practice black magic but stopped because “you won’t just lose your mind, you’ll lose your soul.” His words.
Impressed at this Perfection.
This makes me think of beings so powerful and twisted we cannot even begin to comprehend them.
A classic known by few.
One of the absolute best records to fall asleep to. Specially in the woods
it's got that chicago blues feeling to it.
Love to play this while wrapping Christmas gifts!
Been listening to black/death metal and classical music, and stuff like this for years...as of yesterday....its not dark enough for me anymore....
k. good for you....or rather, sucks to be you.
Every time I listen to this, I like it more. Bravo.
So disturbingly atmospheric and beautiful..
If you close your eyes to this whole track we all have different imaginations when listen to this. It's like a scary story Dream to put your own fun spooky images into your mind of telling a story.
There's watching horror movies, reading horror books and then there's listening to scary Dark Ambient music with your eyes closed to give you your own imagination to it. I love it!!!!!!
No shock value along with sadistic lyrics. No crime to have your own imagination with just scary sounds and music which tells your own good haunting images.
Well said
Listening to this is like reading a book, or going on a journey. For me it's not just a random collection of spooky sounds but a cohesive sequence of events. It's very much up to interpretation but regardless it makes for a chilling adventure.
my mind and soul love this thankyou
The impact this has in mind is pretty impressive.
Thanks airing and sharing the outstanding video alongside the eclectic dark ambience textures for this compilation.Endeavours are prominent.Bliss
Been recurring to this ominous place in a look for a deeper understanding of self. Thanks for the time put into this wonderfull ambient piece. }
Now this is what I'll listen to next time I go out into the woods & try to summon ancient extinct animal spirits. Perfect vibe for my chanting tbh
With a thousand young!
Thanks again Joshua! Years later this song and your work helps and inspires me to much!
Eerily soothing.
Damn. I thought this was gonna be atmospheric black metal judging from the cover. 🐐
This is what I want when I think of "dark ambient". These are terrifying and interesting soundscapes rather than the endless sea of spooky wobbly synth sounds with a black and white picture of a castle on the front.
plays like a movie in your mind..some enchanting stuff right here.
This is so fascinating, love the vibe. No words...just feel it.
Tried to meditate to this & all I see is the inner workings of a great, ancient, soul draining machine cruising through the outer reaches of Time & Space, swallowing up entire galaxies as it looms nearer & nearer to our own plain of existence
its like anti-tangerine dream
I love it!
big fan of TD too.
Absolutely! I'm sure this album wouldn't exist without the Krautrock scene. Very similar for sure.
Actual "healing" music, tremendous!
Reminds me of THE CARETAKER
@@VXVoid who summoned me?! ( i'm a huge Caretaker fan )
can't wait for the collabo with SNOOP DOGG
oh fuck! :D
martin villegas snoop dogg sounds like the name of a lovecraft god
The Hounds of S'nhoope!
Lmao
😍 dope
This would be what Satan play if he ever had a synthesizer
this is indie satan
Definitely not. This is too simplistic, a god's work would be more transcendent a sound.
Yeah we probably wouldn't be able to render it down to a format humans can understand. Incomprehensible.
whoa how did i get here
your computer ..probably..
ok
Your exploring evil and you sold your soul, remember?
forgetting is not part of the agreement
you took the elevator to the 13th floor of an abandoned building...
Is it strange if I say this is my bed time music? Like listening to this gave a strange sense of being "surrounded" and "envelope" in such strange feeling....Like a blanket.
ive listened to about 6 minutes of this so far...one of the most experimental ambient experiences of my entire life
what a nice album to sleep to
Listen to H.P Lovecraft audiobooks while listening to this, it works perfectly.
For Lovecraft is much better to listen the soundtrack from the Lighthouse.
I was having a panic attack in the middle of the night and this calmed me down. Seriously. Thanks.
Every once a year i come back to this album for any reason, either to share in some fb group, friend or to listen while playing something like portal or halflife 2...
This make the ghosts living in my walls
happy.
Thanks for posting, this is a gem
Got called a Blasphemer today, then UA-cam recommended this album-- what a delightful day! 😊
Oh boy. I thoroughly enjoy this song. Great work
playing this in a scary haunted house would be insane
Warms the ♥ I love it.
omfg the ending
Love it - thanks HPL Society for turning me on to this
this collection still mentally slaps after so many years.
The sun stroke unify.
I agree , its really very good record and deserve more attetion .
I really love your channel.
You should start posting again
this is perfection! made my night, thank you
This is my absolute biggest fear and scariest thing ever I'm literally terrified of this cryptid it's actually pretty insane how scared I am.
I saw something very similar to it on the worst night of my life, when I was alone in the woods by the western branch of the Penobscot River in Maine. It's hard for me to listen to this album because of the memories it brings back.
@@fragnokkthedestructor2056 Mind telling us about this accursed night?
in this album you can clearly hear strong influences of films i swear i saw as a child on late night british television that are now strangely not findable in any film catalogues and indeed appear to have never existed at all
hammer horror? or things that didn't require censorship back in the day or those weird disturbing animations or the czech animations of svankmajer?
@@porgeous88 yes.
I’m a black metal guy, but this is by far the most disturbing album I have ever heard. I almost feel uncomfortable listening to it
Yeah, holding a minor chord for 64 bars is spooky af.
@@naturesinterface6663 assuming you stopped after track 1 which is the worst thing to do to an album ever, its like looking at two pixels of a painting and going "I don't like the entire painting"
tbh only 2nd wave black metal aimed at being a bit spooky. 1st wave was still acting more or less like normal metalheads, while modern BM seems more about cold aggression or about nihlism and emptiness. That, and the various mixed genre BM styles too
Dark ambient is just on a whole other level compared to metal, it’s something to do with its frequencies I believe.
You're a pussy
And lo, staring in the void, he did see a dark chilling world. Like a mirror in the distance saw a black figure, twas himself. He screamed in horror, and it smiled with red teeth back.
One of the best dark ambient albums
Helps me sleep. Really great track.
Listening on a high dose of edibles was uh....an experience.