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Room 23 Music

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R23011 CN^2 & Mel Agony – Under Your Skin When two distinct voices of dark introspection intertwine, the result is bound to leave a mark. CN^2 (the reflective alias of Cubic Nomad) teams up with Mel Agony for a one-track descent into shadowy emotion. Under Your Skin is a slow-burning lament, moody, fractured, and deep. Fragmented rhythms drift beneath haunting vocal echoes, as the track unfolds like a poisoned lullaby on the edge of trip hop and dark ambient. Elegiac yet precise, experimental yet intimate, this is dark romanticism distilled to its raw essence. https://room23recordings.bandcamp.com/album/under-your-skin
CN^2 & Mel Agony - Under Your Skin
TE14014 Men Into Space - Voyager It is still our dream to send men into space – and while the previous eight Time Echo EPs under Maurice Pinkster’s moniker provided fascinating trips into the different corners of the galaxy, this is a full mission. Spanning 20 tracks and 96 minutes, this release explores the vast sonic universe, creating an expansive, serene, and otherworldly atmosphere that only an album of this scope can achieve. Men Into Space masterfully blends synthwave, techno, cinematic, ambient, and lo-fi genres to craft a soundscape that pays homage to luminaries like Steve Moore, Vangelis, SURVIVE, and Tangerine Dream. These influences, interwoven with Pinkster’s unique auditory signature, resonate deeply with the emotional depth found in iconic films and series such as Blade Runner and Stranger Things. Voyager captures the vastness and mystery of the universe in every note. Each track is crafted to inspire a sense of exploration and wonder, inviting listeners to step aboard this sonic spacecraft and chart a course through the stars. The album’s ethereal and haunting melodies create a sense of limitless possibility, while its driving beats and pulsing rhythms keep listeners anchored in a thrillingly immersive experience: a journey that transcends time and space, creating a world of its own. As part of this ambitious release, Time Echo is proud to offer a special edition USB bracelet. This unique collectible serves as a portal to Men Into Space's expansive universe, containing the Voyager album, a collection of album artwork, and previously released tracks. This limited edition release is designed for true aficionados, providing a tangible connection to the music and the vision behind it. Godspeed! https://time-echo.bandcamp.com/album/voyager
[TE14014] Men Into Space - Megatron
TE13013 Men Into Space - A Different World Open a new chapter of the Men Into Space saga, exploring the profound and often unsettling realities of life in the cosmos. "A Different World" delves into the moodier aspects of space exploration, capturing the emotional highs and lows of humanity's venture into potentially hostile environments. With darker undertones, the EP portrays the isolation, the danger, and the sheer awe of the universe, offering listeners a more introspective and immersive experience. The title track and the follow-up "The Cosmic Love" both revolve around repetitive vocal samples and an unsettling contrast of alluring melodies and disturbing undertones, while the drifting, enigmatic "Nova Drift" puts an appropriate finale to an all-too-short release: A testament to the project's narrative depth. A glimpse into a different world. 0:00 - A Different World 4:06 - The Cosmic Love 9:17 - Nova Drift https://time-echo.bandcamp.com/album/a-different-world Written & Produced by Men Into Space Mastering by Musicmastering.nl
[TE13013] Men Into Space - A Different World
Into The Dark Lands “Return of the white Rabbit” - The Official Aftermovie 13.04.24, Bibelot, Dordrecht (NL) Plunge into the shadowy depths of "Into The Dark Lands - Return of the white Rabbit" through our exclusive aftermovie. Hosted in the enigmatic confines of Bibelot in Dordrecht, this event transcended mere festivity to become a dark reunion of friends and family, all drawn together by their passion for industrial sounds and the raw energy of distortion. Witness faces, illuminated not just by lights but by a shared fervor, as formidable artists transformed the space into a throbbing epicenter of music and darkness. This aftermovie encapsulates every intense moment, displaying a community united not just in celebration but in a profound, collective experience. Relive the magic and the powerful solidarity that "Into The Dark Lands" inspired in everyone present. Revisit a gathering where every beat and every heart was in perfect harmony. Artists: - Hidden Rooms vs. Cubic Nomad - 100 Kilo Maarten (LIVE) - Energetic-X vs. Embrionyc - Starving Insect - Sacerdos Vigilia - The Relic (ARK SET) - Nanostorm (LIVE) Footage by: Maurice, Jeroen, Ben Harder and Dennis.
Into The Dark Lands “Return of the white Rabbit” - The Official Aftermovie
"And Sings The Tune Without The Words" is part of the upcoming release "Dancing With The Birds" by Cubic Nomad on Dark. Descent. Soon: https://room23music.bandcamp.com
Cubic Nomad - And Sings The Tune Without The Words (Official Video)
SOP 052-1420 Panic Scenery - Eldritch Abomination “The Alien. The Other. The Inconceivable. The Eldritch Abomination is a type of creature defined by its disregard for the natural laws of the universe, as we understand them. They are grotesque mockeries of reality beyond comprehension whose disturbing otherness cannot be encompassed in any mortal tongue.” When Panic Scenery entered the scene in 2016 with his “Exalted Voidstate” EP, it caused quite a stir within the industrial techno circuit, and various tracks appeared in sets of numerous big name DJs. After that - a creative break of Olympiad dimension, but this output is proof enough that Kevin Barbier used his time for good: A full length album taking the listener through 12 locations of the abyss, plus grim remixes by Kush, Silent Humanity and Xaero added to the digital version – what a sublime package! “Physically, the Eldritch Abomination is only defined by seeming somehow “off”, hinting at their incomprehensible nature. They can range from humanoid to animalistic to physically impossible to inconceivably bizarre.” Many claim darkness, but Panic Scenery reigns supreme in his pitch-black approach of mesmerizing ghastly atmospheres meeting gritty washes of noise and hypnotic rhythmic structures. Get sucked into this world of pain, resistance is futile. “Some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.” Until then, Panic Scenery provides the sounds for the peak time. https://spiritofprogress.bandcamp.com/album/eldritch-abomination
[SOP 052-1420] Panic Scenery - Eldritch Abomination
Part of the album "Bunker III" https://darkdescent.bandcamp.com/album/bunker-iii
[DD14115] The Relic - Echoes of the Past
DD00113 Embrionyc & Cubic Nomad - Sensation of the Mind Dark. Descent. big names Embrionyc and Cubic Nomad have cooked up something for your mind, your body, and your soul: They have done extensively long tracks before, but this time didn’t use the voice of Emma Susanne, but the iconic C'hantal sample. Yes, you have heard that before, hundreds of times, but it still has the power to arouse curiosity and become the centrepiece of a euphoria-inducing monster of a track. Maurice and Enrico do not restrict themselves to one style, but tinker with all their influences, a journey of force: Edgy industrial sounds lead into an anthemic trance break, followed by a rush of hard techno beats before the storyline floats into more melodic waters and fades out after a cinematic classical piano outro. “Sensation of the Mind” is the ultimate seduction, truly dual purpose, suited for listening as well as for the adventurous DJ – if just there were any parties. https://darkdescent.bandcamp.com/album/sensation-of-the-mind
Embrionyc & Cubic Nomad - Sensation of the Mind (Official Video)
BS009-1320 Miles Owen - The Reward of Faith Following the top notch track of early summer, the emotional “Broken Angel”, Miles Owen delivers his next trance anthem: Disregarding the usual formula, he combines earworm vocoder voices, elaborate strings and irresistible build-ups to create a classic, charged hands-up hit. Reap the reward! https://blacklightsessions.bandcamp.com/album/the-reward-of-faith
Miles Owen - The Reward of Faith (Official Video)
DD14115 The Relic - Bunker III “I could not believe my eyes. This really was the derelict hole that my grandfather had called home for months and months. Now I started to get an idea how he was the man I got to know – a shell really, an outline of a human being lacking any substance. No warmth, no compassion, no joy, just caution and anxiety, no means of expression at his disposal. The inhumane surroundings had sucked all empathy out of him, left him devoid of soul, lifeless. Like a chunk of concrete he had spent his life, withering away slowly throughout the years, until the cracks became so numerous the bulky structure simply collapsed. Heartbroken, I left this epitome of hell, the bunker.” Four years have passed since industrial hardcore powerhouse The Relic last descended into the bunker to find the inspiration for a full length album. You know you are up to something massive here – six guest producers, not less than 17 tracks, over 80 minutes of sheer energetic concrete crushers. Bunker III pursues a dramatic thrust from overwhelmingly dark and noisy to more fast-paced tracks with a definite hardcore DNA, from the acid-throbbing “Type 10”, rich with eerie samples, to the 160 bpm peak time smash of “The Locked Door”. “Echoes of the Past” not only blasts the listener away with its hoover sounds, but serves as a kind of underlying testimony: One will notice many old school references within The Relic’s signature sound on “Bunker III”. For the sake of diversity, old and new alliances have spawned half a dozen collaboration tracks: Mute. and Mental Wreckage go back to the Symp.tom alliance back in the days, Embryonic and Sacerdos Vigilia have been accompanying The Relic for a long time, CRPTC and Dustrializer come from the new breed of producers. And let’s not forget the schizophrenic contribution of Cubic Nomad here. In a genre that does not spawn so many albums, The Relic proves essential once again.
[DD14115] The Relic - Bunker III
BS008-1320 Miles Owen - Broken Angel Blacklight Sessions is known to surface only for the big time club bangers – so we go: A melancholic trance anthem with a signature vocal and lyrics that mirror the hardships of our times. Add a cinematic, dramatic break, churning sounds and bulging beats, make people move in the age of the broken angel. https://blacklightsessions.bandcamp.com/album/broken-angel
Miles Owen - Broken Angel (Official Video)
DD10105 The Relic - ARK I: Return of the Exiled “Before becoming a producer, I grew up with labels such as Cenobite, K.N.O.R. and Ruffneck Records; this emblematic 1990s hardcore sound has influenced me heavily, even though it has never explicitly featured in my music. But I feel it’s time to return from exile, and so I have started to dig up the relics and present my interpretation of that great style: The energetic kicks, the sweeping sounds, the samples. Enjoy my piece of modern arkaeology!” https://darkdescent.bandcamp.com/album/ark-i-return-of-the-exiled
[DD10105] The Relic - ARK I: Return Of The Exiled
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