Drone is the only music that works when I want to depersonalize. It makes me disengage from reality so much that I leave my sense of self behind. I am separate from the shell that is my body, I cease to exist as a human being, and things are finally quiet.
@@ThingsOnDemand This is very good to know! since I'm planning on releasing a few tracks, maybe a small EP featuring drones I've been looking at the comments to see how other people like them, take care!
Boy does this bring on thoughts. I was in the Air Force back in the 80's and 90's up in North Dakota. I was a attached to the 842 MSS and in charge of watching after the Minuteman II missile silos in the most desolate parts of North Dakota. Now those site are all abandoned and empty. This music evokes the loneliness and abandonment of those sites. With cold broken concrete, rusty vault doors, cold and snowy environment and the sound dead silence.
It's very strange,how sounds evoke abandoned ambients even if those ambients don't make those sounds at all. It's like our mind can hear them,even if our ears can't,and when we hear these waves we recognize them. Places have their own sounds and i think they are almost like these...
Drone music has been around for thousands of years considering the throaty chanting of ancient Buddhist monks and the strange string instruments of old Hindu temples. That Western drone music evolving naturally from pop, classical, etc, without any direct input from the old, I believe, is evidence that there is some psychic consensus around what sort of music invokes the spiritual experience. It's something human that crosses all cultures without the need for intellectual trade or discourse. The old Brahman priests say its the song of god being sung to us but barely hear until we stop and really listen. Or maybe it's something more ordinary, as it's just how the human brain works to cycle through stress and anxiety. Either one is fine with me.
End of the day or beginning rather, we all come from the same conscious source, cross bleed and knowledge transfer by osmosis is inevitable, there was even a recent research about global consciousness with mice from different geo-locations developing skillsets with remarkable ease after the previous generations did it in another location. What we are experiencing are different permutations and combinations of that knowledge source as it is is channeled and developed by different people in different cultures and demographics, the multiple evolutions of that pattern which are themselves just expressions of the same source, like a large number data type and us being the various numbers in a never ending pattern generator with infinite combinations that give us this sort of depth and the experience of reality as we all know it. Deep down and even on the surface both figuratively and literally, we are all the same, consuming the same resources with the same faculties that each and every one of us share and have the capacity and option to develop and use in the best ways that we can and that we are designed for.
Modern Western drone music was definitely inspired by the older traditions. Avant garde composers like John Cage, La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Philip Glass had been studying Indian and other Asian classical music, and Indian classical musicians like Ravi Shankar were becoming well known in the West. They in turn inspired rock musicians like John Cale, Pete Townsend (look up who “Baba O'Riley” is named after), the Beatles, etc. In parallel, Musique Concrete artists were exploring the same influences through tape manipulation and fixed oscillators. It's not like we re-invented these ideas from nothing.
@@mooseyard You're forgetting Gregorian chant invented ~9th century AD. Numerous cultures with no mutual contact developed some version of drone music independently.
Just found this and instantly within 3 minutes added to my sleep list. From a fellow ambient/dark ambient/dark space ambient composer, I send appreciation.
This is one of the few Ambient pieces I've encountered that easily puts me in a trance-like state. I'm constantly out of the house, working, attending classes, doing errands, living the busy life with barely enough time to enjoy solitude; this is a breath of fresh air for me to be encapsulated by my thoughts.
Everyone else: I listen to this to relax. Me: I listen while studying to build a sense of doom as a reminder of what will happen if I don't pass my exams.
Hemlock Tea - hate to be a party poop but exams havent much to do with doom , unless you take them too seriously . To me it is the sound of the expectant universe just before the big boing.
This guy gets this type of music. It's the pattern and the flow. As much as I like Brian Eno, he sometimes misses that in lieu of something that becomes too improvisational and becomes distracting. This may be my favorite ambient piece ever. I keep coming back to it. Thanks so much.
I love music of all kinds, I have rather eclectic tastes. When I am writing music can be a distraction, but I can have this on in the background and it helps. This is ambient in the tradition of Eno
We could think every piece of this kind of music feels stricly the same, but not at all. Robert Rich's Perpetual and Somnium feel a bit warmer, Tomas Köner's Daikan more "deepening", the same Köner's Tabula Smaragdina feel more melancholic, and there are many other pieces I even can't qualify while I enjoy them so much (such Brian Eno's Thursday Afternoon, for instance). I love how Annuminas combines this cold and dark continuum. Nice work.
This is really beautiful. Lately, I have felt like I am being drowned out by the monkey chatter of my mostly-negative thoughts. I'm looking forward to disappearing into this realm tonight.
often referred by the specialists as the hidden controller it is always negative and always wrong { ! } this amazing music is superb but you also need to watch the hidden controller using the Buddhist system " what is this,what is this" with neutral curiosity
This sound makes me want to study or go up into the mountains. I have not tried meditating to it yet however there is something quite mesmerizing about this sound. It is hard to explain.
I need it tonight. Robert Rich and that Cthulhu account have both failed. I still have "No no, no no, no no no NO no nonono no no no no no no no... Somethin' somethin' like i do, and something somethin' BOOGALOO, like i do..." Might be the host of injuries, might be the ear worm. Might be that i ran out of paracetamol at noon and can't walk the 45m to buy more...
My mind is always active, thinking about this or that. Good and bad. It makes it hard to sleep sometimes. I’m going to bed playing this tonight. This music totally shuts down my mind. Good stuff!!
The perfect combination of ambient, drone and field recording. Listening this, the last 20 minutes I've been in another country, in another time. In another world. And I have more than 3 more hours of this. Thank you. Really. Sub, of course.
Imagine yourself wandering around the cold and dark planet with all things unknown to you after your space ship has crashed, you look up to contemplate the giant structures on the horizon and the great canyon walls nearby, making yourself feel small, however, you keep on only to see yourself ending up searching for something absolutely fantastic (or absolutely terrible) in a remote corner of the universe, perhaps on the edge of reality itself. Meanwhile this is playing in the background. Project 3 will be a masterpiece.
i put this on while i'm reading because utter silence is insufferable and put me to sleep, but regular music is too distracting. Love it! The textures are so rich and enchanting
I just want to say that I've listened to this for many, many hours. It never gets old. You really made something transcendental with this. Can't find anything similar to this. Good job!
Listened to many, many such tracks on YT and elsewhere. But this stands out as something else entirely. Rigourously minimal without being trite or simplistic. The only problem is makes me want to flay advertisers alive when they intrude on it... (sorry advertisers, I know I could pay to remove you guys...).
I have been listening to dark ambient / drone music for a long time, and have been on the fence about starting a project of my own for almost 2 years..... This finally convinced me. Thank you Arctica! New subscriber here!🤘
Believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ, for Jesus God shed his pure precious blood and died for all the sins of man and womankind on the cross, buried and rose again from death 3 days later and you are now a new Born Again Christian creature born spiritually into the step family of God. True Christianity is Non denominational, 1st Peter 1:23 (Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever.) (For the grace of God that brings salvation hath appeared to all men), Titus 2:11, (That being justified by his grace, we should be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life.), Titus 3:7. For we are all saved and all will go to Heaven forever by the Gospel of God in God's own faith in God’s own gospel. Good works do please God. Titus 2:7, (In all things shewing thyself a pattern of good works:). Titus 2:12 (Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world;) All are going to Heaven by the gospel of God: Romans 3:25, Ephesians 2:8-9, Hebrews 2:9, Titus 2:11, Titus 3:7 And 1 Corinthians 15:1-4: The King James Bible. Now Love, Thank, Praise, Bless, Exalt, Honor, Glorify, Fear, Delight, Salute, Faith, Hope, Charity, Sing And Pray to God Almighty Forevermore! Praise God, Thank you God and I love you God Amen! www.KingJamesBibleOnline.org
Through the past two years I used Pt. 4 almost every night to fall asleep. Even if I had a lot of weird but psychedelic dreams. Thank you for doing this stuff👍
@@Arcticamusic Не только что понравилось, мне это энергоисточник фоновый для медитации и оберег домашнего пространства от внешнего негатива. Запетлил и кручю круглосуточно неделю аж вторую ((-;
I love how you have integrated the natural sounds with the ambient loops and whirls...reminds me a little of Wendy Carlos's amazing Sonic Seasonings, which I can't seem to find anywhere. Hers is more melody based and narrative but also intoxicating and great for studying, reading, or any other quiet task.
That movie had so much potential. If they actually focused on exploring the alien universe and the engineers, their philosophy, the creator and the created relationship it would have been a masterpiece.
The Goddess of Pure, Virgin Snow. The Vanquisher of Shadow and flame. The Goddess Arctica Lies in a mystical abode of magic and ice. Tree and wolf. The place, which doesn't exist on maps, but entraps lonely souls who wander too close. This is a story of Life without End. Of, journeys without completion. Of Voyages, without a shore. Welcome to Arctica, the Home of your dreams, terrors and awe inspiring visions.
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Thanks for 10000 views
You should thank Robert Rich, since you posted his intellectual property, racked up subs, and then used that to push your own music.
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@@ezra6094 COOL ! I PUT IT ON EVERY SINGLE NIGHT / VERY EARLY MORNING !
FINALLY, this is real ambient. SINGLE NOTE/ SINGLE CHORD.... no progression, that's what i want
This isn't real ambient, but it is real droning. Ambient does change by definition. Just listen to Brian Eno, the creator of ambient.
Have a nice day!
I like it too. I like drone and ambient.
Drone is the only music that works when I want to depersonalize. It makes me disengage from reality so much that I leave my sense of self behind. I am separate from the shell that is my body, I cease to exist as a human being, and things are finally quiet.
@@ThingsOnDemand This is very good to know! since I'm planning on releasing a few tracks, maybe a small EP featuring drones I've been looking at the comments to see how other people like them, take care!
@@ThingsOnDemandhave you every tried float tank sensory deprivation?
Boy does this bring on thoughts. I was in the Air Force back in the 80's and 90's up in North Dakota. I was a attached to the 842 MSS and in charge of watching after the Minuteman II missile silos in the most desolate parts of North Dakota. Now those site are all abandoned and empty. This music evokes the loneliness and abandonment of those sites. With cold broken concrete, rusty vault doors, cold and snowy environment and the sound dead silence.
thank you for your service
ToddB987 no one asked
It's very strange,how sounds evoke abandoned ambients even if those ambients don't make those sounds at all. It's like our mind can hear them,even if our ears can't,and when we hear these waves we recognize them. Places have their own sounds and i think they are almost like these...
ToddB987 Minot
@@alexesposito4347 i agree! great analysis
Can't believe someone has claimed copyright infringement because it also contains rain sounds
Greedy Companies.
They would if they could. For now, Mother Nature is still Public Domain. Give the corporations time though. I'm sure they'll figure out a way.
Copyright bitches. Fuck capitalism
@iccabobb creed Plane? Nature isn't a song or a movie.
@@tahneBCRC YES! ✊
The video has reached 500K views! Thank you all so much!
congrats
well deserved
Over 600K views now! ☺️👍
Quietly majestic, just beautiful.
anyone notice that ONE tree with the greener tip?
Now I do yes. I'M TRYING TO RELAX NOT GET PARANOID MAN.
@@mcloward1 Lol. What's paranoid about it?
Oh man you destroyed the pic
Sorry, I cannot see the tree for the wood!
@@calimero8765 glitch in the matrix.
Now this is what I call Ambient.
damn straight
Until the advertisement fucks it up
@@mechwarreir2damn gay
Drone music has been around for thousands of years considering the throaty chanting of ancient Buddhist monks and the strange string instruments of old Hindu temples. That Western drone music evolving naturally from pop, classical, etc, without any direct input from the old, I believe, is evidence that there is some psychic consensus around what sort of music invokes the spiritual experience. It's something human that crosses all cultures without the need for intellectual trade or discourse. The old Brahman priests say its the song of god being sung to us but barely hear until we stop and really listen. Or maybe it's something more ordinary, as it's just how the human brain works to cycle through stress and anxiety. Either one is fine with me.
It's incredible :)
End of the day or beginning rather, we all come from the same conscious source, cross bleed and knowledge transfer by osmosis is inevitable, there was even a recent research about global consciousness with mice from different geo-locations developing skillsets with remarkable ease after the previous generations did it in another location. What we are experiencing are different permutations and combinations of that knowledge source as it is is channeled and developed by different people in different cultures and demographics, the multiple evolutions of that pattern which are themselves just expressions of the same source, like a large number data type and us being the various numbers in a never ending pattern generator with infinite combinations that give us this sort of depth and the experience of reality as we all know it. Deep down and even on the surface both figuratively and literally, we are all the same, consuming the same resources with the same faculties that each and every one of us share and have the capacity and option to develop and use in the best ways that we can and that we are designed for.
Beautifully said
Modern Western drone music was definitely inspired by the older traditions. Avant garde composers like John Cage, La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Philip Glass had been studying Indian and other Asian classical music, and Indian classical musicians like Ravi Shankar were becoming well known in the West. They in turn inspired rock musicians like John Cale, Pete Townsend (look up who “Baba O'Riley” is named after), the Beatles, etc. In parallel, Musique Concrete artists were exploring the same influences through tape manipulation and fixed oscillators. It's not like we re-invented these ideas from nothing.
@@mooseyard You're forgetting Gregorian chant invented ~9th century AD. Numerous cultures with no mutual contact developed some version of drone music independently.
Just found this and instantly within 3 minutes added to my sleep list. From a fellow ambient/dark ambient/dark space ambient composer, I send appreciation.
Fantastic music, this is why I started my own music videos!
instablaster
@@harmonyinthought4373 best of luck with blaring ads while you slept
You know nothing. Please go away.
Darien horror narrator. You lie. Go away
This is one of the few Ambient pieces I've encountered that easily puts me in a trance-like state. I'm constantly out of the house, working, attending classes, doing errands, living the busy life with barely enough time to enjoy solitude; this is a breath of fresh air for me to be encapsulated by my thoughts.
Winters thank you! :)
This is such a poetic compliment to the music, and also a testament to the universal hustle that everybody engages in.
Everyone else: I listen to this to relax.
Me: I listen while studying to build a sense of doom as a reminder of what will happen if I don't pass my exams.
You are only doomed if you anticipate doom. I guess that explains why you drink Hemlock. Ha.
Hemlock Tea - hate to be a party poop but exams havent much to do with doom , unless you take them too seriously .
To me it is the sound of the expectant universe just before
the big boing.
You better pass......
I hope you did well
@@rafael55 better not to cross
This guy gets this type of music. It's the pattern and the flow. As much as I like Brian Eno, he sometimes misses that in lieu of something that becomes too improvisational and becomes distracting. This may be my favorite ambient piece ever. I keep coming back to it. Thanks so much.
@@JP-vs1ys 🙏
The rain, the mist, the trees, reminds me of parts of BC. The nice parts.
A WHo WHo replied. But no details ?
I'm relatively new to drone music. But this feels like a good album to start with. I love it.
First part sounds like a hydroelectric power plant. Brings back memories of the town where my grandma lived before she passed away
I love music of all kinds, I have rather eclectic tastes. When I am writing music can be a distraction, but I can have this on in the background and it helps. This is ambient in the tradition of Eno
yes
I listen as a soundtrack to write my horror and suspense tales. It works as inspiration.
It reminds me of Silent Hill 2 ambient music. Amazing piece of art.
It's like scary and mesmerizing at the same time.
We could think every piece of this kind of music feels stricly the same, but not at all. Robert Rich's Perpetual and Somnium feel a bit warmer, Tomas Köner's Daikan more "deepening", the same Köner's Tabula Smaragdina feel more melancholic, and there are many other pieces I even can't qualify while I enjoy them so much (such Brian Eno's Thursday Afternoon, for instance).
I love how Annuminas combines this cold and dark continuum. Nice work.
thank you
feels like i'm in a field of white and dark. amazing.
This is really beautiful. Lately, I have felt like I am being drowned out by the monkey chatter of my mostly-negative thoughts. I'm looking forward to disappearing into this realm tonight.
often referred by the specialists as the hidden controller it is always negative and always wrong { ! } this amazing music is superb but you also need to watch the hidden controller using the Buddhist system " what is this,what is this" with neutral curiosity
suicide is bad, if you still alive don't even try to think about it anymore Phillip and don't use any drugs while you listen drone music.
Best comments ever. This is my first listen and I can tell that it's gonna be cool. All the best Phillip mate. Nice one people.
I hardly ever listen to music with lyrics anymore it just corrupts the thoughts
Much the same Philip! I hope you enjoyed this album and are still doing well my friend!
This sound makes me want to study or go up into the mountains. I have not tried meditating to it yet however there is something quite mesmerizing about this sound. It is hard to explain.
first discovered dark ambient. this music is simply mesmerizing
When I'm tired, that first hour puts me to sleep almost every time. Love it, love it, love it.
I need it tonight. Robert Rich and that Cthulhu account have both failed. I still have "No no, no no, no no no NO no nonono no no no no no no no... Somethin' somethin' like i do, and something somethin' BOOGALOO, like i do..."
Might be the host of injuries, might be the ear worm. Might be that i ran out of paracetamol at noon and can't walk the 45m to buy more...
so high from that music!
*Best studying background music ever*
“West tower” hit the right mood with those quenyan feels...
My mind is always active, thinking about this or that. Good and bad. It makes it hard to sleep sometimes. I’m going to bed playing this tonight. This music totally shuts down my mind. Good stuff!!
The perfect combination of ambient, drone and field recording. Listening this, the last 20 minutes I've been in another country, in another time. In another world. And I have more than 3 more hours of this. Thank you. Really. Sub, of course.
🙏
Imagine yourself wandering around the cold and dark planet with all things unknown to you after your space ship has crashed, you look up to contemplate the giant structures on the horizon and the great canyon walls nearby, making yourself feel small, however, you keep on only to see yourself ending up searching for something absolutely fantastic (or absolutely terrible) in a remote corner of the universe, perhaps on the edge of reality itself.
Meanwhile this is playing in the background.
Project 3 will be a masterpiece.
Well said, methinks this project has already achieved masterwork!
@@riverdigz hello fellow Playdead enjoyer.
This track takes me to place to think, focus and chill - love it.
I have found my life with god I thank you
Reminds me of the roaring sound on Niagara Falls. People who live nearby hear this all the time every day!
Been playing this for my son since he was born, chills him right out
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Your son is going to grow into a man with a dark soul
have no words. Masterpiece.
4 words more than you claimed you had!
Minimal drones are hardly a masterpiece.
Check this one please
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i put this on while i'm reading because utter silence is insufferable and put me to sleep, but regular music is too distracting. Love it! The textures are so rich and enchanting
Paradoxically, this track makes me feel really energized and empowered
superb
Good for morning-meditation.
Goodness, right around 1:10:00 and on for a while is so comforting for some reason..
Just came across this genre..
WOW !!!!
This is so much better than the original one as a whole. I'm glad he went back and re-did this.
Thanks
Hank Foley thank you!
One eternal AUM...what more does one need...
Twin Peaks's Vibe, thanks to the music and album cover
I just want to say that I've listened to this for many, many hours. It never gets old. You really made something transcendental with this. Can't find anything similar to this. Good job!
Thank you so much
Drone music is truly hyptonic
Exactly why I love it.
pure perfection. you just made heaven on Earth.
Listened to many, many such tracks on YT and elsewhere. But this stands out as something else entirely. Rigourously minimal without being trite or simplistic. The only problem is makes me want to flay advertisers alive when they intrude on it... (sorry advertisers, I know I could pay to remove you guys...).
I don't want this to end
Try that czcams.com/video/SoE-m4jGKco/video.html
Russian style
This and The mountains of madness by Lovecraft, absolutely amazing ♥️
I have been listening to dark ambient / drone music for a long time, and have been on the fence about starting a project of my own for almost 2 years..... This finally convinced me. Thank you Arctica! New subscriber here!🤘
Listening to this after smoking an indica with high amounts of myrcene is the best way to calm my anxiety
Все офигенно, но третья часть просто шедевр... воображение создает одну за другой реальности
Спасибо. Рад что понравилось
Believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ, for Jesus God shed his pure precious blood and died for all the sins of man and womankind on the cross, buried and rose again from death 3 days later and you are now a new Born Again Christian creature born spiritually into the step family of God. True Christianity is Non denominational, 1st Peter 1:23 (Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever.) (For the grace of God that brings salvation hath appeared to all men), Titus 2:11, (That being justified by his grace, we should be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life.), Titus 3:7. For we are all saved and all will go to Heaven forever by the Gospel of God in God's own faith in God’s own gospel. Good works do please God. Titus 2:7, (In all things shewing thyself a pattern of good works:). Titus 2:12 (Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world;) All are going to Heaven by the gospel of God: Romans 3:25, Ephesians 2:8-9, Hebrews 2:9, Titus 2:11, Titus 3:7 And 1 Corinthians 15:1-4: The King James Bible. Now Love, Thank, Praise, Bless, Exalt, Honor, Glorify, Fear, Delight, Salute, Faith, Hope, Charity, Sing And Pray to God Almighty Forevermore! Praise God, Thank you God and I love you God Amen! www.KingJamesBibleOnline.org
Through the past two years I used Pt. 4 almost every night to fall asleep. Even if I had a lot of weird but psychedelic dreams. Thank you for doing this stuff👍
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time to relax..love it..thanks for sharing..
gives off jeremy soule ambient skyrim vibes with some more colourful hints in places. i like
good music for programming!
That's what I've been looking for a long time. Everything is on point. Thank you!
Utterly compelling and beautiful. Thank you.
@Arctica ambient project Дорогой Евгений,
Позвольте выразить искреннее великое чувство благодатия вам за такое великолепное путишествие по заполярные энергопотоки земного амбиента! Благодарю вас от всей души!
И вам большое спасибо! Рад что вам понравилось.
@@Arcticamusic Не только что понравилось, мне это энергоисточник фоновый для медитации и оберег домашнего пространства от внешнего негатива. Запетлил и кручю круглосуточно неделю аж вторую ((-;
such catchy tunes. Why aren't Arctica top of the charts?
terry tibbs
but who needs charts to be validated and enjoyed but I understand what you mean :)
Top of OUR chart, eo!
unbeliavable.....this guy is so spiritually connected its beyond words
Hope you enjoying :)
Also listen original here: czcams.com/video/8MHEVy-Bm1g/video.html
This is so beautiful and soothing.
Probably some of my favorite ambient music. ♡
I just set it on loop.
This is where my brain is at today.
Thank you!
I love how you have integrated the natural sounds with the ambient loops and whirls...reminds me a little of Wendy Carlos's amazing Sonic Seasonings, which I can't seem to find anywhere. Hers is more melody based and narrative but also intoxicating and great for studying, reading, or any other quiet task.
it is as if from the deep canyons of the mind I recognize the sound from somewhere truly mind blowing !
This is a beautiful soundscape, since the 17:32 timestamp of this video, at least. Cool!
Real nice and inspirational.
Reminds me of the opening to Prometheus. Haunting, enticing, thrilling, with a bizarre sense of calm & aware.
That movie had so much potential. If they actually focused on exploring the alien universe and the engineers, their philosophy, the creator and the created relationship it would have been a masterpiece.
Love this. Part 4 is my favorite.
Very good work, man. My cats and me love it
Thanks :)
Lovely. And the image looks a lot like the view from my front porch in Northern California.
amazing for sleeping, studying, meditating, yoga, and relaxing. a true jack-of-all-trades ambient track. thank you for making this!
a great hypnotizing project
extended release is amazing
cant wait to gp back to sleep
This reminds me of the game Limbo. The atmosphere is mesmerising
Never heard about the game, but I know an album by Cubering under title "Music for the Limbo" and it is an outstandig masterpiece of art (-:
I'm writing to this pièce of art... And I don't know why but the inspiration comes directly, it's amazing! Thx :)
This helps me so much to calm down and concentrate by helping to drown any outside distraction. Thanks so much!
I've listened this with and w/o depression. Solemn, beautiful and real.
God ... this is beautiful
отличная музыка. спасибо.
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The Goddess of Pure, Virgin Snow. The Vanquisher of Shadow and flame. The Goddess Arctica
Lies in a mystical abode of magic and ice. Tree and wolf. The place, which doesn't exist on maps, but entraps lonely souls who wander too close.
This is a story of Life without End. Of, journeys without completion. Of Voyages, without a shore.
Welcome to Arctica, the Home of your dreams, terrors and awe inspiring visions.
THE BEST soundscape to code to
Great way to let everyone know you code, cringelord
reading Manly Palmer Hall's Secret of all ages and letting these sounds fill my soul simultaneously...
Ooooooooooh!
I really love this! I can feel the drone in my skull, it's incredible
produces a great backdrop for creative work . thank you
deep ...amazing soundscapes
great work
In my ambient era
Serenity.
Fills my room. Becomes my home. Peace.
I have been reading to this. It sets the atmosphere wonderfully. Thank you!
Sounds great! Love the textures!
yes
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Thank you so much. I can't elaborate, just thank you.
Thanks airing and sharing the outstanding sounds of AMBIENT.Endeavors are unmatched.Ambient is scintillating.Namaste/ Vanakkam
Namaskaram
Namaste❤️❤️❤️
Like a futuristic power plant running at full song
Yes, good description. Those pulses not what I need right now, however.
I'll be damned if I didn't listen to hours of this last night.
This helped me crank out a quality project about cockroach-man Gregor Samsa, ty