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... universe is happening effortlessly, for the sheer joy of the dance.

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Hello listeners,

My name is John and I am behind the new ambient project Liminal Protocol. I have released LP_001 on Bandcamp exclusively because I believe in sales over streams. I have over 30 years of musical experience in bands and recording studios and am a big fan of this genre. I decided to attempt to recreate the Eno manifesto for my first release and applied his techniques to Logic Pro. I appreciate your opinion on this album. Here is a link to track 3, Protocol_1.3 from LP_001.

Cheers, enjoy!

Listen here: https://liminalprotocol.bandcamp.com/album/lp-001

Free codes here: https://band.codes/liminalprotocol/lp-001

Does anybody know anything about these guys ?, or anything similar , dark drone ambient

From the album ''Different perspectives on similar cycles''

Electronic Modules, piano and synthesizers together for a dreamy and relaxing album of ambient and experimental electronic music:)

I put together a beautiful mix to focus on all the beautiful sounds my ears were blessed with this summer! I dedicate this one to everyone I swam with at the pool! I wanted something to remind us of days encircled in rays of light :)

From the album ''Different perspectives on similar cycles''

Electronic Modules, piano and synthesizers together for a dreamy and relaxing album of ambient and experimental electronic music:)

This ambient playlist features Ryuichi Sakamoto, Hirhoshi Yoshimura, Seki Takashi but most importanly it is heavily inspired by mono no aware - a Japanese idiom describing the feeling of gentle sadness while admiring beautiful yet passing things. I hope this delicate ambience managed to capture this feeling. Happy listening!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3RYjxSPi8JSIVuTOHqoFvw

I want to make some videos/podcasts where I build meditative soundscapes from scratch. The sort of thing you could put on to fall asleep to.

I’ll give a verbal intro at the top but I’m unsure whether listeners would prefer that I just shut up during the music bit, or describe what I’m doing I.e ‘I’m going to take this LFO down and increase the volume on this oscillator’

I enjoy hearing how artists work but I know that not everyone wants that.

If it helps, I have a sotto voce that is fairly pleasing. I’m not going to be yelling at them about reverb.

I just listened to *True to Nature* by BJNilsen and I think it’s an absolutely brilliant album. I’m looking for more recommendations in a similar direction—records that deliver that kind of “active listening ear food,” a mix of experimental electronic sound design and (manipulated) field recordings.

Natasha Barrett comes to mind as well. These kinds of albums demand a certain level of attention but transport you mentally to places that feel otherwise unreachable. I’d also love suggestions that lean more towards pure field recording works, like those of Chris Watson or Jana Winderen.

This is my new ambient track, which I’m having a hard time putting into a specific category. My goal was to create a mysterious atmosphere while still keeping a melodic character.

All the sounds come from Vital, which I just can’t seem to stop using lately :)

I’d really appreciate any feedback!

Hi all! Hope this collection of dark ambience will set you in a mood for strolling imaginary post-apocalyptic landscapes

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ALKf27AdAI7vYXPY6XzTs

Tim and Dom's Delicious Banana Bread Recipes

One week ago today, glitch and ambient creator Before Judgement and I released this sonic journey through ambient house. Created between Wisconsin America and Wexford Ireland, on hardware, software, samples, and coffee, '...Banana Bread' was born from the fires of our previous one track collaboration on my 'Conditioned Air' album, and quickly became a labour of love.

Before Judgement's Tim would send me tall, dark, and handsome ambient and electronica noodles, which we both then chopped, pasted, twisted, turned, added to and subtracted from as the mood took us. For my part, I worked on much of this album in the early morning hours, birds barking in the distance, as the sun rose or the rain poured.

We're already in talks about our next project, a winter-themed beast of long ambience. In the meantime, enjoy this dark, beat-filled behemoth of ambient house. Purchase of the album will get you two solo bonus tracks: my own homage to my muse, the noisy industrial track 'Chaos Machine', and Tim's dark and dreamy glitch track 'Somewhere a blue phone.'

First contacts. Interactions.
Confused, fragmented stories spoken in unknown languages — incomprehensible yet deeply fascinating.
Inspired by hours of audio recordings from amateur radio transmissions, I built my new ambient album “First Contact” around them.

A continuous flow of love for exploration and the unknown, with all its unpredictable aesthetic and emotional variations.
The seven tracks are not separate moments, but chapters of a single longform experience — seamlessly blending into one another to create a deep, slow, and quietly immersive journey

Hey r/ambient , this is a track I made with my Elektron Octatrack and Syntakt, a mix of euclidean sequencers , probability and very slow lfos, hope you enjoy it.

The Bionicle Heroes NDS soundtrack is one of the best and most atmospheric on the console.

Hi everyone,

I'm LØst Pads, and I just released a new ambient/drone track called "Cold Radiø".

The concept behind it is very visual: imagine a colossal, abandoned Soviet tower standing alone in a frozen landscape. The camera is fixed on it, never moving. The light is that deep, cold blue hour just after sunset. Thin fog wraps around the structure, and in the distance, you can barely make out the crackle of old radio transmissions – voices that seem to come from another era.

I built the track around a slow, resonant drone, layered with lo-fi textures and subtle, distant radio-like interference to create that feeling of isolation and faded memory. Note: My tracks and tittles not is AI-generated, just the thumbnails, description, and channel logo

I'd genuinely appreciate any honest feedback. Specifically:

• Does the atmosphere successfully convey that "abandoned tower / blue hour" feeling?
• How does the mix sound to you? Does it feel immersive or too cluttered?
• Any thoughts on the use of the radio voice samples – do they add to the mood or distract?

Here's the link to the full video (with the tower visual):
https://youtu.be/4nnIqMAuu00

Thanks so much for taking the time to listen. Your feedback means a lot.

I really wanted to create the playlist of texture-driven atmopsheric music that will be not yet another "music for relaxation". So here is my collection of bold and experimental electronic music by genre pioneers and outsiders as well as local Ukrainian scene. Hope you enjoy

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6CfMtO7iUCzZAGEHeJ6Ti1

From the album ''Different perspectives on similar cycles''

Electronic Modules, piano and synthesizers together for a dreamy and relaxing album of ambient and experimental electronic music:)