the question "why did I pick this username?" thickens the air.
It originated from a certain incident in middle school, specifically sixth grade.
I was young.
You're like someone else I know. He loves that release more than anything else, but I still don't get how it could possibly be higher than something like Hesperus.
Traced in Air touches me in ways that I didn't think possible.
And no, expected pedophilia jokes do not count.
Asva I had heard of, as it was mentioned alongside Stephen O))) Malley this or Stephen O))) Malley that [and I do lo)))ve that man]. But ambience can be done so badly and I tend to avoid it, unless it is something I know [usually].
I doubt any Black Metal release will be better than Dark Space III. That band is absolutely unstoppable.
You will love the Asva album. I would be stunned if you didn't.
Krallice isn't ambient like Dark Space is, but I think you'll like that, as well.
And why recommend something you know I wont like?!
On the less likely chance that you will like it!
Just picked up Burst's Lazarus Bird,
Don't forget anything you have yet to pick up from this list:
5ive - Hesperus [Instrumental metal.]
Asva - What You Don't Know is Frontier [Ambient drone doom, except more palatable.]
Burst - Lazarus Bird [Experimental sludge metal.]
Cynic - Traced in Air [Progressive technical metal with a few elements of death metal and jazz remaining from Focus, though not as prominent.]
Earth - The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull [Ambient, slightly country-inspired metal. Better than than the description makes it sound.]
Intronaut - Prehistoricisms [Sludge metal with more hardcore.]
Krallice - Krallice [Black metal that doesn't suck and is great.]
Mouth of the Architect - Quietly [Slude metal with post-rock.]
Protest the Hero's Fortress (Sorry HK but I gotta see what all the hype is about)
No, that is understandable.
I initially thought it was nice, then liked it, then it grew off me. All of this happened relatively quickly.