Final desolation score for the evening - Jacob Kirkegaard - 4 Rooms: Empty Memorials (2006)

For those new to the album, this work is a sonic portrait of four abandoned rooms inside the 'Zone of Exclusion' in Chernobyl, Ukraine.

Playing through this very funky trilogy.

http://i.imgur.com/SbECHQyl.jpg

Your video ain't showing up, Frown. Miss a letter out perhaps?

Looks like I added one, thanks.

This beautiful piece of piano music

Carly Comando - Everyday

Don`t know how this song pops up on youtube list but I can`t stop to listen it now. Beautiful song and girl with amazing blue eyes.

Their sound was one of the most original (as well as catchiest) musical synthesis of the 90s.

Software – The beginning of Wind-flute-chromatics (Germany, 1985):

A produce - Dwell 2 (Los Angeles, 1996):

The Sandoval sisters, Rosemary (lead guitar), Diane (rhythm guitar), Sylvia (bass), and Margaret (drums and lead vocals) also known as The Girls...

I saw Slick Nick fall over the Chritmas tree
He was a whole different man from what mom and dad told me
Spillin' Jack Daniels all over the drapes
Spray-paintin' a bad finger over the fireplace
Tattoos on his arms and knees
I never thought Santa Claus would be such a sleaze

The Mermen covering The Beatles in psychedelic instrumental surf fashion...

Solid post-rocky sludge business.

EDIT: They turn into Oxbow on the last track, Crown Fire.

Jim's guitar is both atmospheric and majestic. Unlike Hendrix (the king of organic guitar), you can feel he is “thinking” like a man when playing his instrument (not “screaming” like a beast). His songs are sort of stately poems. He belongs to the Tom Verlaine-Neil Young side of guitar playing (I mean, the non-animal, the almost metaphysical side).

This is one of his crowning achievements: "And the flowers they'll bloom" (1995).

I almost forgot how cool The Gathering were. They started out all goth doom, which was cool, but by How to Measure a Planet? they were some kind of prog, space rock, alternative rock band of awesome proportions. It's a double album with some more doom elements on the second half. With the space rock **** going on some of it doesn't sound a million miles away from a trip hop Ufomammut with a chick singer. Or Massive Attack with doom riffs about halfway through the song.

****ing awesome whatever it is though.

I only just heard this.

this is still an elite record, rip Jay.

I'm listening to the wonderful:
nujabes - aruarian dance

Love The Gathering. Beyond that, Anneke (the lead chick) also does a lot of vocals on the last couple Devin Townsend Project albums. :thumb:

This is for all my friends living it out in NYC (or in a mental state akin to it).

In 2010, the legendary Gil Scott-Heron released his 13th and final studio album - his first in 16 years, following a period of personal and legal troubles with drug addiction.

The album featured an intimate track titled, "New York is Killing Me."

But nothing could prepare me for Chris Cunningham's audiovisual remix of the track - a dark ambient featurette depicting the isolation among millions in the vast, shadowy, and endless night of the city.

To all my friends who feel lost in a giant, empty world (or who simply dig a bit of well-executed dark ambient post-industrial ethereal music)- This is for you.

Whenever I'm in the mood for something like this, I usually go for Fushitsusha.
But damn, one shouldn't forget the original japanese noise freak out psych heroes.

Love I'm New Here, I actually think it's his best album (as much as I love Small Talk).

Definitely great for when you want a jammed out band that you don't have to see live to love (I'm looking at you, AMT).

I wanna listen to some non-original Japanese noise psych freakout

Twin Stumps - Beyond the door (New York, 2009).

Sweet Jane (with affection), by Two Nice Girls (Austin, Texas, 1987):

Remember when you ran away and I got on my knees and begged you not to leave because I'd go berzerk?
Well, you left me anyhow and the days got worse and worse and now you see I've gone completely out of my mind...

Black Mirror's got me listening to this.

Both great choices either way.