station 73
By PieBaron on February 15, 2026 5:56 pm
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so many textures so satisfying to the ear, and they ebb and flow at just the right times for just the right amount of spectral-massage magic to happen
not even thinking yet about how evocative the soundscape is, oh, but the ending so sweetly frames it 
Intense, but very interesting sonically, love the ending too, very dark.
Cool juxtaposition between the industrial buzzing/scraping, and the watery sounds sloshing around it. Not sure if we're in deep space or near the bottom of the deepest ocean, but the immense size of either option feels hugely imposing.
RajaTheResidentAlien wrote:
so many textures so satisfying to the ear, and they ebb and flow at just the right times for just the right amount of spectral-massage magic to happen
not even thinking yet about how evocative the soundscape is, oh, but the ending so sweetly frames it
Fade Runner wrote:
Intense, but very interesting sonically, love the ending too, very dark.
Thank you, im so happy you both caught the bit at the end, its such a cool moment im glad i managed to capture when I was exploring that random antenna, I highly recommend you go surfing webSDR.
dadboy wrote:
Nice! Feels like the opening of a first contact movie
thank you!
Dustsucker wrote:
Cool juxtaposition between the industrial buzzing/scraping, and the watery sounds sloshing around it. Not sure if we're in deep space or near the bottom of the deepest ocean, but the immense size of either option feels hugely imposing.
Ahh so interesting you heard it as water, i didnt think about that but I hear it now that you mentioned it, thanks a lot.
emily wrote:
hehe