Anthropocene, by Dead Melodies & Zenjungle

Anthropocene

by Dead Melodies & Zenjungle

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selim76219 Listening to this feels like finding your refuge in an unfamiliar place. Favorite track: Illusions.

Geogaddi This is such an incredible Album.
I love how it reminds you on this Noir-Jazz style but also manages to do it´s own thing.
Intense,dark,inspiring and unique.
I hope we will get another Album by Dead Melodies & Zenjungle someday. Favorite track: Where Demons Sleep.

raris-dolor Miles to Midnight piqued my interest in dark jazz so I'm happy to see more of that goodness on the CC label. The brass provides a soothing, mournful aspect that plays off against the unnerving quality of the drones and guitar reverb. Favorite track: Wisp.

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1.	The Book 06:03 video	buy track
2.	Wisp 08:53	buy track
3.	Where Demons Sleep 10:28	buy track
4.	Illusions 08:33	buy track
5.	The Lowering 17:48	buy track

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Dead Melodies and Zenjungle join forces on this dark noir ambient album

Far beneath the lofty empire of steel and brick, a perpetual blanket of darkness reigns harbouring mankind's darkest sins. And amidst this grotesque illusion of grandeur, in which the elitist grip ever tightens, the forsaken's demons awake from their slumber wreaking havoc in the eternal shadow. Man's greatest creation and ruin rolled into one in an endless labyrinth of forgotten secrets, unsolved mysteries and stories that are yet to be told.

Step into the haze of the low lying smog and lose yourself in these noir tales from the darkest corners of the city, courtesy of Dead Melodies and Zenjungle.

Recommended for fans of Dark Ambient Noir Jazz

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released February 25, 2020

Tom Moore/Dead Melodies:
Electric guitar, bass guitar, acoustic guitar (picked), ebow, synths, keys and field recordings

Phil Gardelis/Zenjungle: Tenor saxophone, alto clarinet, electric guitar, acoustic guitar with bow, synths, noises, field recordings

Written, produced, recorded: Tom Moore & Phil Gardelis

Artwork & Mastering: Simon Heath

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Cryo Chamber is a record label with a collaborative focus run by Simon Heath (Atrium Carceri) focusing on high quality dark ambient with a cinematic edge.

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