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Drowned Out

By Dustsucker on April 19, 2026 10:37 pm

"I saw death rising from the earth, from the ground itself, in one blue field, in stubbled color." - Philip K. Dick

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Oh, I like this. Very good drone. Love the distortion in this. Have you by chance seen the recent film Sirat? I didn't think it was a particularly strong film. But the sounds track by Kangding Ray is a kind of drone, ambient, distorted techno that this tracks reminds me off a little. The Sirat OST is available on bandcamp, or youtube if you want to check it out. You may like it.

I love me some ambient. The drone is indeed excellent. So much texture. Also really interesting contrast with the other music you usually share. I guess it does have something gnarly or gritty in common with each other (and I am all for it). I favourited this one.

Some lovely dark sounds, thanks for sharing the workflow, I was curious on what voice was used to make the drone.

Whoah man. Deep and dark, this one. Great collection of drones here, I keep feeling like I'm hearing bell overtones (acting very unlike bells in the time domain). Would love an extended version of this someday.

I think there's something primal about extremely pitched down, bowing and vocals.
Sounds like the voices of creatures larger than we've ever seen but somehow deep in our ancestral memories we know what it's like to hear the call of a giant.
This is epic.

refreshing! I loved when the vox come in. Enjoyed this tremendously while doing PT. Thank you!

Very foreboding, but discrete enough for soundtrack purposes. All kinds of dark imagery comes to mind listening to this... And then it turns kinda warm and calm towards the end?? Super cool.
Also really appreciate the crunch on everything, gives it a gritty, rusty patina.

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