R|A|A|N - The Nacrasti mp3 download

Llathidan

An absolute gem of an album that I stumbled on by complete accident and I’m glad I did! Deep journies into dark experiments in electronic music!! "The remarkable debut from r|a|a|n and the second release on Malignant Antibody. r|a|a|n delivers dark-ambient in it's classic pure-form, at times, conjuring the spirit of Heresy-era Lustmord or vintage Raison D'Etre. Heavy ritualistic drones, sporadic rhythmic accents, and deep sub-sonics that will vibrate your very core. An ideal blend of thick warm analog and sharp digital sound that bridges the gap between old and new technology. Thematically, The Nacrasti explores an ancient desert culture that was advanced beyond its time and yet long forgotten by history. Your dark evolving journey into this lost "Nacrastan" landscape is streaked with the warm hue of sun-bleached rock, sand, gold, and fire. A serenely brooding work with a myriad of nocturnal sub-textures. At times a subtle, almost alien combination of sounds. Proof-positive that dark-drones can intone an element of beauty and power. A very promising debut from an equally promising new talent. An album that will leave you excited for what comes next and a critical new addition to every dark-ambient collection.”

Lahorns Gods

One of the most exciting dark ambient albums ever made ever, a whole envolving nightmare since the first second until the last one song..Brilliant Work.....

Yozshujinn

An ambient masterpiece that I almost overlooked. After being recommended to check this one out, I finally did.. and I was very happy that I did so. The Nacrasti is a long, droning journey through what seems to be themes of abandoned villages and caves. The artwork depicts maps and the possibility of this story and sound to be taking place in the early 1900's. I wouldn't exactly call this a dark ambient release, but it definitley has its creepy moments. R|A|A|N effectively uses all kinds of sounds and field recordings to create this 60+ minutes of music. A must have for ambient fans

MegaStar

It truly is a remarkable album -- I don't often get goosebumps, but "Circle of Two" and "Lilin" both did it for me here.