The new song of my post metal band together with David of Heretoir! [FFO: The Ocean, Junius]

Please give my new project Sleepless Void a spin! this is our debut 15 minute song Different, it combines Black Metal with elements of Prog, Ambient, Space rock and many more subgenres that i love. I hope you will enjoy it!

NO AI WAS USED IN THIS SONG! 

This is self-promo. We’re a new band in Jacksonville trying to develop our own shoegaze/blackgaze sound. This is our most recent single and we have many more demos coming. Would love some feedback.

perseverance is a solo project of mine that I started making music for starting in 2024, a little bit before I turned 16. I would usually describe it as cybergrind with black metal / blackgaze and avant-garde / experimental elements and influences. However, for this album, it’s more along the lines of experimental metal in general as many of the songs are much more developed.

The project and its music was mainly made for my own personal enjoyment or because I wanted to see it exist, but I figured it wouldn’t hurt to also share it with the world and see how it goes.

The release that I have linked in particular is my newly released, third album, madera, which follows a much more conceptual, eclectic, and experimental sound as opposed to my previous albums, posergrind and sadism.

Inspired by the album California by Mr. Bungle, I wanted to make an album that would try to give more credit and notice to my hometown of Madera, express some small-town pride if you will. While creating the album, I ended up diverting into a more personal and biographical approach to this album (including using original recordings and samples made by me or my family, other people, etc., making direct references to places in my hometown that have importance to me, and basically paying tribute to certain things and people that I found to have personally impacted my life). This album basically ended up as a personal account of my life and experience in Madera, rather than a full representation of the city; this is just from my perspective, there’s plenty more to see for yourself other than what I alone have written. Some parts on this album will be further explained in my fifth album, as I have another album for this project coming in eight months that I wanted to release first.

This album is both a shoutout to my hometown and a semi-autobiography.

My main influences for the project include Black Flag, Celtic Frost, Converge, Deafheaven, Fantômas, Full of Hell, Godflesh, Mr. Bungle, Philip Glass, Today Is the Day, and Wesley Willis. I also took some visual inspiration from the 1977 black-and-white film Eraserhead, directed by David Lynch. However, for this album, I was inspired by many other different artists including MF DOOM, Miles Davis, Phil Elverum, and Xiu Xiu. I was also generally inspired by the sounds of chamber music and punk rock for some songs, and the intro track was inspired by Bhangra music.

This album has had a LOT more attention and thought put into it like I’ve never done before, so I hope you find something to enjoy out of it!

Audiomack: https://audiomack.com/ssk815/album/madera?share-user-id=174970217

Bandcamp: https://perseveranceband.bandcamp.com/album/madera

YouTube: https://youtu.be/b4I6RuXQiMc?si=71FI23QnWZxqQBYd

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Title basically. Which albums from these bands have the least amount of clean singing? I’m gonna add Panopticon too..I love Autumn Eternal so similar to that.

To be clear, I'm not looking for post-BM bands similar to Amesoeurs, but specifically to post-punk bands that you think Amesoeurs sounds close to

My band Facade from OKC is releasing a new EP on Monday, and we just dropped a music video early for one of our songs.

I am particularly proud of this song and video, they both explore the topics of essentialism and death.

I am particularly terrified of the fact that we will all die one day. As basic as that fact is to all of humanity it terrifies me daily.

Hopefully y'all enjoy the song & video, we tried our best (:

New 2026 single promoting Blacknight's 2nd 2026 full length - "The Revenant"

"Four Moons Under the Windswept Seas" is my ode to the beauty of the Atlantic Northeast and quite an experiment, with soundscapes inspired by vast expanses of nature's pure beauty. As usual with "new" Blacknight, I've drawn heavily from my love of Blackgaze, but also didn't shy away from some 1970's prog rock influences - this was around the time I started messing around with my recording setup to reliably record clean sounding guitar harmonies.

https://blacknightbm.bandcamp.com/

The Burden of Witness out now.

www.crownedindecay.bandcamp.com/album/the-burden-of-witness

Or any of your favorite streaming platforms. I hope you enjoy the ride!

I discovered this band too late, unfortunately. Adore is fantastic, but I feel like Home is a 20/10 perfect album. Laid Down is one of the most crushing and beautiful songs I've ever heard. I'm so sad we'll never hear anything from them again.

Does anyone have any idea if there are new projects underway from past band members? Or does anyone have any recommendations for similar bands that give the same vibe as the Home album / Laid Down? The only other song I know of that is comparable would be These Nights Were Ours by Lantlos.

Just started collecting blackgaze a few weeks ago after falling hard into Deafheaven and Sadness.

I know WITW isn't exactly blackgaze but I read a post on here that said a few of theie songs that are on this album were a big influence on the genre.

Depressive doom/black/gaze-y metal by Wyther and Trist Of Funeraria

Tapes came soaked in the blood of Wyther

https://open.spotify.com/album/1ok2koMuA7dhejVIOhEZmi?si=x7bW70kqS0KIc2rPPiEZkA

Hey everyone,

We just released our new atmospheric black metal album Et Nihil Humanum. It has 6 main tracks and 2 transition pieces, built around cold Nordic/forest atmospheres, darker black metal sections, and some Egyptian/ethnic textures.

The album is meant to be heard as a full journey — not only repetitive atmosphere, but also epic build-ups, aggressive parts, calmer dark moments, and track-to-track flow.

FFO: Alcest, Agalloch, Saor, atmospheric/folk-influenced black metal.

Listen here: https://push.fm/fl/etnihilhumanum

Would love to hear your thoughts, especially about the atmosphere and overall flow of the album.

How many of you find the same thing? I have had a very bad back injury and stuck at home for a while, and I decided to put on agalloch recently and I've become hooked again, their music is just otherworldly.. Like a true friend in a world that feels so isolating and dark​​

I know there’s no accounting for taste, but I find it extremely hard to imagine anyone who’s a fan of at least one blackened genre and is not a trve kvlt edgelord listening to this album and not feeling like their soul has been fed. It’s just that good.

I did a video where I show you how I play all the guitar layers in my song Different. Full 14 minute song - https://youtu.be/Df6e9AGHYMo

Would love to hear your thoughts! This song was supposed to be a part of my upcoming full length, but when I started recording the song really took a life of its own, and I realised it doesn't fit the rest of the songs in the album and it needs to have it's own spot. its just - Different :)

Sleepless Void is a playground for all my musical ideas and lyrical thoughts, it deals with themes of solipsism and isolation which I often find myself lost at. The feeling of being alone and different in a society which you can never really understand.

NO AI WAS USED IN THIS SONG! 

For gear nerds like me: 

* Guitars: Mostly recorded on a Les Paul with DiMarzio D-Activator and Super 3 pickups (I love this combination and have been using it for a long time). On some solos, I used my ESP Mystique. 

* Bass: Yamaha RBX 775

* Vocals: Shure SM7

* Drums: Samples from Superior Drummer and Steven Slate Trigger