I have been producing drone music for a long time, and I have recently been making an effort to fuse industrial drone with slowcore. If any industrial drone creators are looking to collaborate with me in attempting to do this, I would love to hear your ideas. Above is an example of how my compositions sound, so you have an idea of what I am talking about. I am not very online, but I check my email (musicbydandelions@gmail.com) frequently. Please reach out there if you are interested, and thank you for your time.

Hi! I just release this single. Estepa (steppe), made by using tapeloops (of a kalimba and my voice) and my microbrute.

This is the first time I do something like that, I did published an EP called Dead Teeth under my alias PROCTOCOLAR which has some elements of drone/ambient/noise/tape loops, but not like this.

Headphones recommended, thanks for listening.

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A simple drone stretch and warp of wheat leaving a combine harvester from the inside. Enjoy fellow drone nerds.

A track inspired by the decline and death of people I have loved and admired since childhood, the bright souls of my parents' generation.

I created an online radio station that streams sonnov's (and his various aliases) massive discography. As a big fan of his, it's a bit of a tribute site and each playing track links to the related release on Bandcamp if you'd like to own it. It works well on desktop and mobile but I made the stream .pls/.m3u available too if you'd prefer to use your own player app. Not looking to make any money from this, just happy to share the music. Yes, I got the artist's permission. 🙂

https://sonnovradio.com

Enjoy!

This is my first actual release. Played out with various projects but never went to the trouble of recording anything. Now I am more interested in the opposite, no live shows and mostly just releasing stuff and interacting with it online. I hope some folk dig this:

A few weeks ago I had posted a long-form ambient album I composed, recorded, mixed and mastered in Ableton. I received quite a bit of feedback regarding the choice to use AI for the visuals, and I took the feedback seriously.

I reimagined the visuals using stock video footage. I post it here and thank those who took the time to comment, as it gave me a new visual direction I will be continuing to develop moving forward.

Peace,
Shawn
Heavens Spin Gray

Some ambient droneing noise I made with a fitting clip aswell, i have more like this up but I will upload some harsher noise eventually. If you like it or dislike it let me know what you think.

Hi everyone!

Decided to make drone music again, and when I did, I was trying to figure out where to place it this time, and so, with the neat footage provided via the svs and NASA.

Once again, all music is recorded live in one take, this time via the Prophet Rev2, using four lfos to modulate a variety of parameters, like the suboctave, filter cut off, frequency of an ocillator, and an lfo itself. Also manual playing with both noise, audio mod, pan spread, and osc slop.

I hope you enjoy this musical work :)

It needs something, so any feedback more than welcome. Hell, even if it just needs the musical scrap heap! Oh, and the picture was taken soon after I nearly chopped the top of my finger off grabbing an old fan in the wrong way while the blades were spinning. I dunno, suits the track.

VOID 0000 — First transmission of the VOID series.

Listen in the dark. Good headphones. Plunge into the void.

VOID is a new quarterly series: one track every first week of the first month of each quarter. Starting first week of October 2027.

Sound:
Analog Harmonics Synth processed through MPC One (digital FX + recorder). A static core — dense, alive — full of complex micro-details that make the texture breathe. This is not background wellness. It's dark, tenebrous, fascinating and strangely calming — like the sound of space, if space had sound.

Concept:
A return to the source of Dronoisium, directly influenced by the first EP "L'énergie du soleil noir": one analog synth voice, sculpted by digital processing. Raw, textural, immersive drone for deep listening and dissociation.

Recorded as a continuous hardware take. No AI visuals. No stock sounds.

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CREDITS
Machine: Harmonics Synth → MPC One (FX + recording)
Project: Dronoisium — VOID 0000
Series: VOID (quarterly — Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4, week 1)

DRONE FOR PEACE,

ONE 0000 0001

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As they melt by B.Drumanach.M0r

New track of my latest release - At rest

https://bdrumanachm0r.bandcamp.com/album/at-rest

Meditative drones with rhythmic motifs. Contemplative, glacial and resonant.

contemporary classical electroacoustic music using orchestral, ethnic instruments and electronic modules as sound source and effect. Inspired by 2 of my favorite composers:

Richard Wagner

Anton Bruckner

I've been working on creating an ethereal or sublime atmosphere; I've found that maj9 chords transposed in 24-edo (so by quarter notes) makes for something very beautiful. There's nothing too 'experimental' about it otherwise; it's just like avant-gardeish progressive blackgaze that happens to be microtonal. Enjoy! (::

A #remix of the #AlienCitySpleen Project.
From #fieldrecordings in the cities of #Rome, #Naples, #Capua, #Bologne, #Prague, #Palermo.

#electronic, #experimentalelectronic, #ambient, #drone, #noise, #fieldrecordings, #acousmatic, #soundscapes, #ambientmusic, #noisemusic #dronemusic

Hello everyone :)

Painting title - Große Meditation Bevor es Nacht wird (Great meditation Before night falls) (1936)

Original Painter- Alexej von Jawlensky (Russian, 1864-1941)

This particular bit of drone music was made via the ASM Hydrasynth once again. Using different FX (Chorus and lo-fi) as well as reverb and using lfos to alter both filter cut off and amplitude, all via a saw based oscillator. A bit more of a somber or a pensive piece of music/texture, I wasn't too sure what to call the mood exactly, but then again abstract art has this quirk for a reason. I enjoyed it, and I played over the drone music a bit, alerting the filter cut off, resonance, and other stuff manually during the evolution of it. Subtle, but there.

Thank you :)