dark electronic music
Listen: Shane Embury’s DARK SKY BURIAL Streams ‘V.I.T.R.I.O.L.” Compilation
December 31, 2024 Albert Mudrian
Shane Embury’s electronic ambient Dark Sky Burial closes the book on 2024 and looks forward to 2025 with a string of live dates.
Shane Embury’s DARK SKY BURIAL Releases ‘V.I.T.R.I.O.L.” Compilation via Consouling Sounds
December 13, 2024 Albert Mudrian
Shane Embury’s electronic ambient Dark Sky Burial has one final holiday present for you before we close the book on 2024.
Track Premiere: Ploughshare – “Fall of All Creatures”
September 18, 2024 Adem Tepedelen
Aussie avant black/death metal fiends Ploughshare offer up nine minutes of well-constructed cacophony on new single, “Fall of All Creatures.”
Hear Shane Embury’s Dark Sky Burial Project Lighten Up on “Pulvis Et Umbra Sumus”
July 14, 2023 Albert Mudrian
Napalm Death’s Shane Embury’s solo venture of electric music and deep textures, Dark Sky Burial, returns with its seventh full-length in just three years. And it rules.
LISTEN: Shane Embury Returns With DARK SKY BURIAL’s ‘Nascentes Morimur Morientes Nascimur’
April 7, 2023 Albert Mudrian
Napalm Death’s Shane Embury’s solo venture of dark ambient soundscapes and textures, Dark Sky Burial, returns with its sixth full-length in just three years.
Hear Shane Embury Return With Dark Sky Burial’s “Constellation of Archetypes”
April 1, 2022 Albert Mudrian
The ever-prolific Dark Sky Burial project of Napalm Death’s Shane Embury returns with a new single just in time for Bandcamp Friday.
Hear Shane Embury Return With Dark Sky Burial’s ‘Omnis Cum in Tenebris Praesertim Vita Laboret’
December 21, 2021 Albert Mudrian
Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury completes the first quadrilogy of his instrumental/ambient/electronic solo venture Dark Sky Burial. Hear it now.
Track Premiere: The Lion’s Daughter ‘Die Into Us’
April 25, 2018 Chris Dick
St. Louis-based genre-benders The Lion’s Daughter scream through ’80s horror filters on new song “Die Into Us.”
Rise of the Machines: A Dark Electronic/Ambient Starter Kit
June 25, 2015 Matt Solis
Heavy metal has been flirting with electronic music for decades now, but the lines between the two worlds seem blurrier today than ever before. Chalk it up to Internet culture—with instant access to all the world’s information comes a vast multitude of subgenres that have enough permutations to satisfy all but the most discerning purists. Add to that the recent popularity of synth-heavy horror flicks like It Follows and numerous electronic artists signing to metal labels (Goblin Rebirth on Relapse, Gost/Dan Terminus/Perturbator on Blood Music) and it becomes pretty obvious: dark electronic/ambient music has pulled off a full-scale crossover!