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Black Space Ambient is a sub-genre of ambient and dark ambient music. Dark almost motionless drones slowly evolving with layered sound textures barely noticeable.
Examples of artists within this genre are SILENTWATCHER (Deep Space), Sleep Research Facility (Nostromo) and Lull (formely of Napalm Death).
Examples of artists within this genre are SILENTWATCHER (Deep Space), Sleep Research Facility (Nostromo) and Lull (formely of Napalm Death).
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Etherdrone tagged SILENTWATCHER – Deep Space, SILENTWATCHER – Installation, Sleep Research Facility and 3 other items with black space ambient. December 2011
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deadpost tagged Synthetic Mind Decay, Nana April Jun, Celestial Vision and 8 other items with black space ambient. December 2011
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Jennyfer83 tagged SILENTWATCHER – Deep Space with ‘black space ambient’. December 2011
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Erastaroth and methodpt tagged SILENTWATCHER with black space ambient. November 2011
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selfsurprise tagged Gustaf Hildebrand with ‘black space ambient’. July 2011
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soranonaka tagged SILENTWATCHER – Of Sand & Stars with ‘black space ambient’. June 2011
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spherist tagged SILENTWATCHER – Through Space & Time, SILENTWATCHER – Toward the Infinite and SILENTWATCHER – Of Sand & Stars with black space ambient. May 2011
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FAXhead tagged SILENTWATCHER – Through Space & Time, SILENTWATCHER – Toward the Infinite and SILENTWATCHER – Of Sand & Stars with black space ambient. May 2011
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A deleted user tagged SILENTWATCHER – Deep Space and SILENTWATCHER with black space ambient. May 2011
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bunkersong tagged SILENTWATCHER – Interface with Infinity with ‘black space ambient’. May 2011
