dark ambient
A while ago there was a question thrown into a Dark Ambient group on social media, how to explain dark ambient in one word. Our answer was: enigmatic. The Croatian artist Jurica Santek is the man behind the dark ambient project Nox. Some might be familiar with Jurica Santek's Aegri Somnia project. He released two albums on the American Cryo Chamber label and has also released a pure dark ambient album Dead Pact on the Kalpamantra label, under the name Efil.
Nox opens his void of darkness with deep roaring drones combined with slices of field recordings. In fact the project enlightened its darkness in the year 2019 as a collection of previously recorded experimental and field sounds. The result is an old school dark ambient album with deep howling soundscapes and fragments of industrial and horror recordings. The moods on Opus Unending are reflecting a journey into the vast and dense swarthiness of deep space. By adding shards of death industrial sounds to the echoing drones feelings of emptiness and desolation are created.
Opus Unending howls like a pack of black wolves and guides the listener into cold forgotten areas where the adoration of murky sound landscapes feels like a home coming. The Winter-Light label could catch (again) another creative dark ambient artist who combines his machines, thoughts, ideas and expressions to a compelling piece of 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' sound art.
Patsker
Nox opens his void of darkness with deep roaring drones combined with slices of field recordings. In fact the project enlightened its darkness in the year 2019 as a collection of previously recorded experimental and field sounds. The result is an old school dark ambient album with deep howling soundscapes and fragments of industrial and horror recordings. The moods on Opus Unending are reflecting a journey into the vast and dense swarthiness of deep space. By adding shards of death industrial sounds to the echoing drones feelings of emptiness and desolation are created.
Opus Unending howls like a pack of black wolves and guides the listener into cold forgotten areas where the adoration of murky sound landscapes feels like a home coming. The Winter-Light label could catch (again) another creative dark ambient artist who combines his machines, thoughts, ideas and expressions to a compelling piece of 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' sound art.
Patsker
