What is that smudge on the window?

This track consists of only two pianos, a string section, and my usual FX trickery. Rather than spooky and ominous, I was going for something desolate and forlorn, similar to my previous track,

This piece of dark fun derives is name and heavily-manipulated samples from the 1973 horror anthology "Encounter With The Unknown". The movie three stories of the supernatural, including "The

Genre: Dark Ambient/ Drone If you've ever wondered what an iconDARK Christmas song would sound like (or even if you haven't)... here it is! Sort of. Honestly, this is as close to a Christmas song as you'll

Genre: Dark Ambient. A man stands outside of a dark room wondering at the source of the familiar voices beckoning him from within. I knows the room is empty. He knows the voices cannot be real. But the

Genre: Dark Ambient / Drone / Soundscape Don't say you weren't warned. ...yes, the warning may have been distorted and unintelligible, but that's not my problem. Besides, did you think the siren was an

Genre: Electronic One of my earliest songs. It was inspired by the local story of a homeless man and his dog that both died (together) when someone decided to drink and drive. Each was all the other had;

Genre: Dark Ambient / Drone Do you trust me enough to fall asleep with this playing in your headphones? ...I didn't think so. As the name implies, this song is intentionally repetitive... even monotonous...

iconDARK - Shadow on the Path (Synth Mix) Genre: Electronic About the Song: This remix of Shadow on the Path shifts things around a little bit and replaces most of the original instrumentation with synths.

This remix of "Shadow on the Path" shifts things around just a little but replaces most of the instrumentation of the original song with synths. It's essentially the same song... but you can

Genre: Dark Electronic There are two meanings behind this song. One is dark. The other is... much darker. After all... would you rather be tormented by something outside yourself, or by your own dark thoughts?

My objective for this track was to create something in the chill/downtempo genre. Something you can put on a playlist (or a mixtape if you're old enough) and be part of the soundtrack for a nice relaxing

This is another attempt at Synthwave. I think I managed to check most of the genre boxes with this one, but even if not I think it's a great dark retro-sounding track. This is a remix of my previous song,

Genre: Dark Ambient This was an attempt to re-create the magic of "Delumination" without being quite as minimal. I don't think I got there, but this is still a strong dark ambient track in its

Genre: Dark Ambient / Drone Demons chained within. One will lead us to ruin. Which one will it be? Available on Bandcamp: And Everywhere Else: Support us by listening on the following platform(s) (we earn

Brand New Track! More horror movie theme music! Nothing says "evil" like church bells, music boxes, and people singing backwards. Why things got kind of "groovy" in the second half,

Genre: Breakbeat / Dark Electronic A remix of my popular "Return to the Kirkyard" track. Here, I just gave up on my inner struggle against putting an 808 kick and turntable solo in EVERY SONG

A remix of my dark ambient track, "As If We Never Were." Same chords and instruments, but now with a breakbeat and a lead guitar groove. The desolate feel of the original is still present, but

Genre: Electronic This is the second of two (so far) songs inspired by Greyfriar's Kirkyard, a supposedly very haunted cemetery in Scotland. The wailing guitar solo functions as a siren, simultaneously

The title and general "feel" of the track are meant to evoke dark secrets and secret societies. The prominent inclusion of the music box, however, gives it a more Hellraiser vibe. Not that that's