Written by Bitch Boy on 19.04.2007 at 01:16

@ The Alchemist: I've heard the samples in the myspace profile and the orchestration is really brilliant. I also like this gothic atmosphere he creates.

Written by The Alchemist on 19.04.2007 at 06:05

Btw, where does Ophelia's Dream come from? according to your description the band seem really interesting

Written by The Alchemist on 19.04.2007 at 06:05

Btw, where does Ophelia's Dream come from? according to your description the band seem really interesting

Written by Bitch Boy on 19.04.2007 at 18:51

Written by The Alchemist on 19.04.2007 at 06:05

Btw, where does Ophelia's Dream come from? according to your description the band seem really interesting

Well as Krypton has already said, they come from Germany. Check the link he gave to their website, you'll not be disappointed

Written by The Alchemist on 19.04.2007 at 19:22

I got a song from their official page: "Not A Second Time"

Written by KryptoN on 19.04.2007 at 20:47

Written by The Alchemist on 19.04.2007 at 19:22

I got a song from their official page: "Not A Second Time"

Just a little correction: "Not a Second Time" is the title of the album, and the file you downloaded is a collection of song clips from that album.

Written by Sleep In Sorrow on 09.07.2007 at 14:29

Has anybody mentioned Coil here? well, I went through the previous pages CTRL+Fing and didn't find any mention so here it goes: when I think about dark ambient, ritualistic or noise music, I can't help but think about Coil: they've been all over these genres. They themselves described their music as "magickal". From the eerie and nocturnal Musick to the Play in the Dark volumes I and II to the cosmic Astral Disaster to the the mystical Moon's Milk in Four Phases to the machine-like and noisy Constant Shallowness Leads to Evil to the dark Worship the Glitch to the melodic Ape of Naplesand more. Granted, I'm no specialist in the genre, my wife knows a lot more about industrial and ambient music than I do, but Coil is her personal favorite, and, as for me, it's a band whose sound has been growing on me for the past few months. Not only is their music fantastic, but they make countless references to authors such as
Shakespeare, William Blake, Aleister Crowley, George Russel (A.E.) and more. A must listen!

Written by Guest on 23.07.2007 at 13:48

Written by Sleep In Sorrow on 09.07.2007 at 14:29

Has anybody mentioned Coil here? well, I went through the previous pages CTRL+Fing and didn't find any mention so here it goes: when I think about dark ambient, ritualistic or noise music, I can't help but think about Coil: they've been all over these genres. They themselves described their music as "magickal". From the eerie and nocturnal Musick to the Play in the Dark volumes I and II to the cosmic Astral Disaster to the the mystical Moon's Milk in Four Phases to the machine-like and noisy Constant Shallowness Leads to Evil to the dark Worship the Glitch to the melodic Ape of Naplesand more. Granted, I'm no specialist in the genre, my wife knows a lot more about industrial and ambient music than I do, but Coil is her personal favorite, and, as for me, it's a band whose sound has been growing on me for the past few months. Not only is their music fantastic, but they make countless references to authors such as
Shakespeare, William Blake, Aleister Crowley, George Russel (A.E.) and more. A must listen!

I've been meaning to look into these guys as well at some point, I think they're related to Throbbing Gristle.

If I haven't mentioned Niellerade Falibilishtorstar already, they're great dark ambient from Sweden with members from Woods of Infinity.

Written by Guest on 23.07.2007 at 16:50

A good Dark Ambient band (from around my area, good local band) ISOLATED EMPIRE http://www.myspace.com/isolatedempireuk it's free of predetermined ideology and left religious advocating, music to make your own mind up to, very dark, bleak and grim (it would appeal to BM fans a little more due to general BM atmosphere it creates) and Gnosis has worked with FURZE (on the track Sathanas Megalomania) a must if you like really dark atmospheres

Written by Twilight on 11.08.2007 at 21:32

By the way

There are a lot of subgenres listed in the starting post, but to me most of that will probably sound like either Dark Ambient or Noise.
I really don't know what Death Industrial sounds like.
So if the guy who listed them can describe each of those subgenres a little bit and their differences that would be appreciated.

Written by Bad English on 12.08.2007 at 23:59

Written by Twilight on 11.08.2007 at 21:32

By the way

There are a lot of subgenres listed in the starting post, but to me most of that will probably sound like either Dark Ambient or Noise.
I really don't know what Death Industrial sounds like.
So if the guy who listed them can describe each of those subgenres a little bit and their differences that would be appreciated.

About Industrial Death are treda in extreme metal forum Darkside Momo open it

Written by Twilight on 15.08.2007 at 16:30

Written by Bad English on 12.08.2007 at 23:59

Written by Twilight on 11.08.2007 at 21:32

By the way

There are a lot of subgenres listed in the starting post, but to me most of that will probably sound like either Dark Ambient or Noise.
I really don't know what Death Industrial sounds like.
So if the guy who listed them can describe each of those subgenres a little bit and their differences that would be appreciated.

About Industrial Death are treda in extreme metal forum Darkside Momo open it

Looked it up, but that's about Industrial Death Metal.
Since this thread is located in General Music I suppose this isn't really about any form of metal.
I know what ambient generally sounds like, I suppose it can contain guitars, but I haven't heard any kind of ambient music with guitars yet.

Most Ambient is nice to listen but bores me quite fast. There are exceptions though, like Deathprod.

About noise, I've heard some of that and I think it's the best name of any genre in the world to describe what it sounds like.
Not really something for me, although I do like chaotic and experimental stuff.

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Oh, I read about different styles of noise music in the starting post! There's 'noise' and 'black noise'. Now that makes me curious!
Can someone give me examples of some common noise 'song' and a black noise one?

Written by Guest on 24.08.2006 at 14:24


...Also in that respect, Zombie's own project Umbra (formerly Crematorium as it was advertised on the old forums) is very good, I think the cd is coming out soon.