Every once in awhile I discover a new-to-me piece of dark ambient-drone music with a low-frequency bass element that entrances me enough that I put it on repeat for hours. Here's the latest.

Listening to this makes me grateful for my subwoofer. Still wish I lived in a space where I could set up a vibroacoustic lounge with tactile transducers, though. Hopefully someday...

Every once in awhile I discover a new-to-me piece of dark ambient-drone music with a low-frequency bass element that entrances me enough that I put it on repeat for hours. Here's the latest.

Listening to this makes me grateful for my subwoofer. Still wish I lived in a space where I could set up a vibroacoustic lounge with tactile transducers, though. Hopefully someday...

https://slitheringblackrecords.bandcamp.com/track/death-on-cassette-lake-of-rancid-dreams

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The dream, our sub in the living room, we got it next to the couch and it does vibrate the couch a lot 🥹

I’ll have to check this out

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I can see that track being really good for focus, it was rattling some of the house 🤭

Sounds like fun. Give it a spin and LMK if you like it. 

My makeshift solution (for a studio apartment) is to just sit close enough to the subwoofer that I can feel the bass vibrations. Hardly the ideal listening position, but it does have the tactile element, so there's that...