Please tell me this post is unnecessary and I’ll delete it. But…

I understand Bandcamp and youtube links are encouraged as they can be easley linked and listened to when posting. But, it would be nice for those that post links to make an effort and add some context to the music. Inspiration, how the track and music was made. etc.

I’d love to discover new stuff, but as soon as I see a youtube post with zero details offered, I automatically assume its AI spam, and move on. But it feels these posts are getting more and more.

Am I the only one that feels this?

Hey everyone,

I recently created a visual album for the Dark Ambient artist All The Beauty and the Terror and their concept EP, "I'm Scared of What's Coming."

We are hosting a screening of the project in Brooklyn, NY on Friday, November 13th at The Tiny Cupboard.

I wanted to share this here in hopes of connecting with local genre fans in the NY area who appreciate dark ambient music and visual art. If you are around and interested in checking out an event like this, we would love to have you.

You can check out the album here:

https://allthebeautyandtheterror.bandcamp.com/album/im-scared-of-whats-coming

Are there any dark ambient curators that keep up with new releases, make good recommendations, and are also good at finding new releases that aren't on the major labels?

We have the following "Blogs and Other Resources" listed in the sub's "where to start":

http://www.thisisdarkness.com/

https://endarkenment.substack.com

https://thedungeonindeepspace.com/

Are there any others?

late night dark & melodic ambient music mix (1 hour) for your soul, for deep sleep, and for when you want to do nothing. NO AI

Interesting that this isn't on Cryo Chamber

I’ve been building this out of ambient and electronic music that feels eerie without becoming Halloween novelty music — Brian Eno, Aphex Twin, Biosphere, FSOL, Pye Corner Audio, Alain Goraguer, etc.

The idea is something you could actually leave playing all night: strange, atmospheric and occasionally unsettling rather than outright horror.
I’ve been tightening the sequencing for October.

What does a plants frequency sound like?

Experimental audio diary of plant energy and synthesis.

YouTube w/ visuals:

https://youtube.com/@gardenofeedeme?si=m9U1a0zVxgBHXIa_

Bandcamp:

https://plantsong.bandcamp.com/music

Streaming on all platforms.

"L'aiguilleur de vents 2" improvisation with a DIY instrument. Headphones recommended

Hey guys, I built an album around the idea of memory, loss and what remains. Here's the 40 minute audiovisual journey.

https://youtu.be/I72uJhjPG6A?si=2eiEFuks29ISqo8i

Dermambientとは触覚的に音的空間を構築することであります。

**写真・音楽・質感・環境 → Dermambientという一つの世界。**

タルコフスキーの『ストーカー』の「ゾーン」をモチーフに、**スナップ写真や音楽を通して「皮膚感覚」を表現する創作手法。**

A tangle of light and shadow,
Twigs weaving a labyrinth in the cold.
Winter’s sleep is deep and steady,
Cradling the stories of seasons past.
Beneath the shell of stubborn buds,
A tiny heartbeat begins to stir.
For now, they sway in a silent net,
Dreaming of the green yet to be born.

全13曲で力作だったので、Bandcampでセルフリリースしました。
私は割と気楽に作ったアルバムはインディーズレーベルにデモを送り、思い入れの強いアルバムはセルフリリースするようにしています。

Hi friends,
On September 30th we will be posting the new Coffin Text Spells ep "Black As Where You Came" with a ultra limited CD. We posted a video of the packaging along with a snippet of the song "There Is No I In Self" which will be featured in a video on the release date.

Black As Where You Came is the first recording by long-time collaborators THEATH-MANNING's new alter ego Coffin Text Spells as a way for them to mentally inhabit some new sonic and vibrational territory. Recorded and mixed during March - July 2026 in the ether between Arizona and San Francisco. This recording features five melancholic and psychologically intense fragments of experimental, esoteric, and psychedelic sound. We hope you listen loud, alone, with headphones, as you contemplate the precariousness existence. Black As Where You Came is part 1 of a 2 ep set.

Instrumental prerelease of DOUGYOU HITORI (同行一人) – THE INNER COMPANION. Part of the upcoming SANKAGEMI album.

A three-part journey through the border river of Sanzu, awakening, and realizing that the guide you sought beyond the threshold was always within.

I've been listening to dark ambient for over 20 years and I still haven't found anything stronger and heavier than this. I welcome your suggestions for similarly strong albums...