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Noctilucant & Side Projects Wisconsin
Noctilucant: Cinematic Dark Ambient, often with post apocalyptic themes.
House of the
Maker: Nature themed dark ambient/drone with heavy field recording usage from the natural world.
Sonic Oscillations: Experimental, power electronics, noise, industrial.
Gavella Glan: Dungeon Synth/Fantasy music
Joseph Mlodik: Soundtrack/Other
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Reel 4
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Paul Jordan returns with another batch of dreamy, immersive soundscapes that feel like the score to a sci-fi film yet to be written.
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Reel 3
by Paul Jordan | OST
Paul Jordan’s latest batch of ominous, hypnotic synth atmospherics are paired with beautiful, limited-edition prints on high texture paper.
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The Score
by Paul Jordan | OST
In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Darkly I Listen
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I listen to a lot of dark ambient. It rarely gets to me, but hours of The Rosenshoul's albums have me thinking my destiny is trapped forever between the walls of some decaying manner.
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