the spectre collector Australia
Strange & dark stories set to music. Haunted sonic atmospheres, field recordings & found sounds, homemade instruments & otherworldly technologies.
the spectre collector recommends:
The Fruits of Madness
by The Great Fire
This is an intense ride documenting the rise of the blood cult Fungus Sanguinarius via narration, sfx & music.
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Mer de Revs III
by How To Disappear Completely
How To Disappear Completely are all about the texture. The new album 'Mer de Revs III' is another feather in the cap of this Polish collective.
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Double Dipped Double Album
by Friendly Donut Shop
Friendly Donut Shop makes the most frighteningly disturbing and joyful pastoral music I've heard in many a long year.
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Future Romans call themselves “experimental slow-wave pop,” and the name is fitting; their songs are delicate and drifting and beautiful.
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What The Ocean Is Like At Night
by Rob Byrd
Wonderfully spectral guitar songs from Rob Byrd have the subtlety and beauty of the quiet parts of post-rock songs, all tension and mood.
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If We Seek With Intent
by René G. Boscio
Glowing melodic synth sequences meet jagged noise and other industrial textures on this new LP by soundtrack composer René G. Boscio.
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