Digital Mass, anonymous artist(s) familiar to netlabel drone-ambient enthusiasts, contributes a long drone work made especially for Webbed Hand’s “Rain” series.
wh183 Digital Mass – Rain
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Category Archives: Rain
wh175 Ghosts Don’t Exist – Rain
Minimal drone artist Ghosts Don’t Exist created this long-form drone-ambient Rain release especially for Webbed Hand. A soothing soundscape crafted from processed sound.
wh155 melophobia – rain 11_03M
melophobia follows up 10_2M [wh147] with a contribution to Webbed Hand’s long-form ambient “Rain” series, a work of shifting sound textures and great subtlety.
wh148 Drone Wallah – Rain 2
The second release by Drone Wallah for Webbed Hand’s long-form ambient “Rain” series, a relaxing drone work with much subtle movement in the harmonics.
wh121 Mister Vapor – Rain 1
Thomas Park’s newest recording project, Mister Vapor, debuts on Webbed Hand with a contribution to the Rain collection of long-form ambient.
wh107 Drone Wallah – Rain 1
Drone Wallah finally contributes a piece to Webbed Hand’s popular Rain series. Added to the ambient organ drones are the subtle sounds of nature which characterize the Rain series.
wh086 Tribe of Astronauts – Rain 3
Tribe of Astronautsâ Rain 3 is a symphony in drone, recorded on a very windy day. The listener is transported in a place of wide and profound resonance.
wh082 Mystified – Rain 1
Mystified’s Rain 1 is a minimalistic and hypnotic composition intended for deep listening (or sleep listening). Panning across the stereo spectrum is a bright sound with a patter of rainy static in its wake. Strangely soothing and stimulating at the same time.
wh081 Mystified – Rain 2
Mystified’s Rain 2 is a shimmering hailstorm of mysterious percussive sounds resonating across a wide space. This is foremost an album of auditory texture which seeks to induce in the listener a reverie of vague mental associations and feelings.
wh079 833-45 – Rain 1
Here is a contribution to the acclaimed Rain series on Webbed Hand by 833-45, a project of the talented producer K.M. Krebs. A long-form ambient work awash in subtle throbs and hypnotic crackle, this entrancing recording presents the 833-45 sound in a CD length journey through a more hidden auditory spectrum of aerial electronic phenomena.