Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 2 (Silent Universe, Euclidean, Bleach for the Stars)

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In this second episode of Voices From Corners Unknown, Connor and Ryan discuss the latest opus from space ambient purveyor Silent Universe, the massive second album from atmospheric black metal quartet Euclidean, and the third (and final) harrowing dark ambient record from Bleach For The Stars.

Thank you so much for listening and your continued support. Let us know what you think about one or all of these records!

1. Silent Universe - The Infinity Coordinates

Genre: Space Ambient / Dark Ambient
Label: Cryo Chamber
From: Vitebsk, Belarus
Album Description (per the artist’s page):

“Explore the anomalies that lurk in the infinite dark. Listen to magnetic readings of dark space as you probe the unexplored. This albums bring dark rumbling sounds in the raw isolated style that is Pavel’s expertise.”

2. Euclidean - Quod Erat Faciendum

Genre: Ambient / Progressive / Sludge / Atmospheric Black Metal
Label: Self-released
From: Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Album Description (per the artist’s page):

“Line-up:
Naser Ardelean – Guitars / Vocals
Joachim Braekman – Guitars / Vocals / Synths
Laurent Bourquin – Bass
Mikhaïl Rachmaninov – Drums / Lyrics”

3. Bleach For The Stars - Wildshank

Genre: Avant-garde Electronics / Electroacoustic / Experimental / Noise Poetry / Harrowing Dark Ambient
Label: Self-released
From: Harwich, UK
Album Description (per the artist’s page):

“I journeyed all day and returned to that spot in the woods on a freezing day in mid December, hours before the winter snows descended and wiped everything away. It was the first time in over 26 years. I felt nothing. That’s probably for the best.

However, spiraling back from The Time For Silver Flowers, and A Barren Crowd, this third and final dark ambient album is designed to go where my mind is often loathe to, and deeper behind; a pale, crystalline scream in the wilderness, and the falling of a bitter, unnameable, animal dusk. Enjoy the last of my memories.”