Close your eyes and drift inward: Bello Benischauer's Synth Aesthetic Imagery opens a space for sensing and imagining through experimental synthesizer soundscapes and arts-based therapeutic inquiry, while Willebrant's Some Things of Sorts gathers reinterpretations, live studio takes, and rehearsals into a continuous mix. Insectarium's Irrwisch lures you into elemental folk-horror atmosphere—be careful who you follow—and Taylor Nuttall's This is not a simulation? transforms Paris's Gare Du Nord into a surreal, glitchy electronic soundscape. Eric Hausmann's Ambient Specter blends orchestral lushness with electric guitar and modern synthesis into a darkly hypnotic backdrop, and SoLaRiS's Into The Infinite takes you to the inner spaces with hypnotic soundscapes from the freely downloadable Out Of The Body Journeys.
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“Synth Aesthetic Imagery is an immersive sonic journey into embodiment, identity, and relational experience.”
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“More music for the somnolent...”
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“Be careful who you follow. 'Irrwisch' by insectarium.”
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“Re-imagined audio recording into a surreal and glitchy, electronic soundscape, is this real?”
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“A selection of reinterpretations, live studio takes, rehearsals, live video and label compilation appearances.”
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“'Meditative evenings imagined, the gentle patter of the coming rains'”
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“When the noise fractures, what’s left is the lull—a crumbling five-track descent into ambient drift.”
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“A meditative yet unsettling dub odyssey, where heavy basslines and ambient textures echo with the hidden costs of war.”
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“Ambient with a twist”
