Aelter - Dusk-Dawn (2009)

Previously on OPIUM HUM:

Aelter - Aelter II: Follow You Beloved (2011)

Aelter - Aelter III (2011)

Under normal circumstances, I maybe wouldn't post yet another Aelter album, but I'm currently feeling like shit due to getting my COVID booster, and this dark, droning, sickly sound is exactly what I need right now, and it actually works perfectly for Halloween season, so that's what you're getting. Hey I just remembered the time that I had swine flu, which was one of the most wretched fevers I've ever had, and I apparently fully blacked out while listening to ØØ Void in bed, as I came to standing on the stairs with my wife tapping me on the arm.

Track listing:

1. Dusk

2. Dawn

To rest but never sleep

To sleep but never dream

You'd also like:

Grails - Doomsdayer's Holiday (2008)

Blood Fountains - Floods (2009)

Aelter - Aelter II: Follow You Beloved (2011)

Previously on OPIUM HUM:
Aelter - III (2011)

More nocturnal, blissfully narcotized misery courtesy of Aelter. Rests somewhere in the twilight sleep between doomgaze and dark, Lynch-ian Americana.

Track listing:
1. Beloved
2. Follow You

This is the girl

You should also listen to:

Asofy -
ebYm (2001)

Taurus -
No/Thing (2014)

Aelter - III (2011)

Excellent third solo album by Blake Green of Wolvserpent. "Clarity I" is pure synth ambience, and sounds like a deconstructed, super-slo-mo version of "Laura Palmer's Theme" from Twin Peaks, while "Clarity II" is a haunting piece of psychedelic doom/black metal.

Track listing:
1. Clarity I
2. Clarity II

Where we're from, the birds sing a pretty song and there's always music in the air

You should also hear:

Vidna Obmana - Gathering
in Frozen Beauty (1989)

Inade - The Incarnation
of the Solar Architects (2009)