Dronny Darko's second solo full length album on Cryo Chamber is an introverted journey through the psyche of the listener. From primal and space ambient sounding drones, to something constructed in a laboratory, this album is a mix of drones both deep and detailed with tiny sounds for those that pay attention.
released January 26, 2016
Written, Produced - Oleg Puzan Artwork, Mastering - Simon Heath
Dronny Darko brings us a new album of dark dreams, recorded in the smoke filled Black Room studio (Kiev, Ukraine).
Dark entities roam the edge of our reality. An incomprehensible intellect observes our primitive patterns and behaviors. Vulnerable and naked, you become abducted and pulled into their domain. Examined by strange machines that hum, buzz and drip. You awaken, ankle deep in a purple fetid sludge that submerges the floor of the charcoal citadel. Alien symbols adorn the colossal doorways here, each leading into a new world. In the distance guttural clicks reverberate as they watch your trembling steps from within the shadows. Are they waiting for you to choose your fate?
This album merges the lowercase and minimal genre with a strong science fiction element. Throbbing bass layers croak and groan under the pressure of whirling machines that buzz and hum. Very dark and brooding.
released May 2, 2017
Written, Produced, Performed - Oleg Puzan Artwork & Mastering - Simon Heath
Despite the continental drift and the apparent distance between USA and Ukraine, Chris F and Oleg Puzan has been working together for some years now. Black Monolith though, is the first release under the Reverse Alignment banner and includes previously released tracks from EP Facing the Void and the long single 1000 Years of Cryosleep put out digitally by norweigan Petroglyph Music in 2013-2014. These have been remastered together with new material, forming a continuum of collaborative work. Ajna, known from it's release "Inevitable Mortality", and Dronny Darko, one of Cryo Chamber's highly esteemed artists, create an alliance in pitch black ambient to carry out our minds to the outer rim territories of discovered space and the dark vastness of a universe without an end. This is beauty and fear, calmness and disturbance. This is the "Black Monolith". credits released February 24, 2017
Composed by Chris F & Oleg Puzan Mastered by Chris Sigdell at The Loft Photography by Natan Vance Cover by Kristian Widqvist
The third and last album in this dark trilogy, earlier albums being Outer Tehom and Spira Igneus. On this album Dronny Darko explores what lies beyond time where the lurkers roam. The black hive devours time left behind to fuel the future at the knot of time.
An incredibly brooding album for lovers of dark drone
released March 20, 2018
Written, Produced, Performed - Oleg Puzan Artwork & Mastering - Simon Heath
In the darkest places, there's always a light. Hidden, untouched yet always omnipresent since it is its nature. The deepest sea levels, the vastness of space, the darkest corners of the human soul. It's always there, waiting for the call, eager to unfold and to show an unexpectedly wide horizon of possibilities. On the fundamental level, it's not even light as we know it – just feasibility of action, of motion and creation. We all have it. It's a boundless sea and we are always on its shores.
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All sounds by Dronny Darko & Apollonius
Cover painting by Apollonius
Artwork by Tim Six
Physical edition by Mila Berestovaya & Tim Six
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Dronny Darko is Oleg Puzan, Ukraine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dronnydarko.bandcamp.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Apollonius is Eelke van Hoof, Netherlands ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ resonatingearth.bandcamp.com
Ugasanie's cold drones meets Dronny Darko's meticulous sound design on this dark and brooding arctic album.
Two weeks you've been scouring the arctic sea. No sun since you reached the north, the dark water a constant fractured mirror that meets the universe above and pulls you into its black fold. Everything points to "it" resting beneath the ice, in a slumber of centuries.
Three weeks, now on land, you're getting close. Down here beneath the ice you feel disconnected from the world, like you are leaving the present as you spelunk into the past. You snap another glow stick and throw it down the ice shaft, the light strobes off crystalline walls as it reveals an ancient structure below. The Arctic Gates.
For lovers of cold atmospheres and a feeling of isolation.
released February 12, 2019
Written, Produced, Performed - Pavel Malyshkin & Oleg Puzan Artwork & Mastering - Simon Heath
Deep space ambient atmospheres and sinister drone combine for an immersive expedition to abandoned alien assembly lines on this album by Dronny Darko & RNGMNN
The on-board computer had become increasingly erratic as I approached the energy emission on the unexplored side of the planet. Eventually the AI overheated, stranding me on the lifeless, desolate lump of rock. I rode manually to investigate the energy source, and brought the AI core with me - charred cables emitting a putrid stench inside the research probe.
The alien structure towered like a black monolith under dual moons. I spent days there, roaming through deserted production halls, trying to scavenge anything I could find that was not beyond my understanding. Deeper in and further down the massive assembly lines seemed gone, in favor of smaller, separate enclosements, bathed in uniform light. Here I started to find organic remains, as well as things whose ancestors may indeed have been machines or animals.
On the third day, I found a discarded pack, stamped with the sigil of the guild. The dust that covered almost everything else seemed absent here, and instilled in me both a fervent hope and a creeping fear. It is obvious that this site has had other visitors. A thoroughly exhausting search, on foot, of the surrounding terrain revealed several crashed pods. If one of them has a functioning relay, it can be repurposed.
It will have to be done fast. Something has awakened inside, by my doing or some other force I do not know. I must be utterly certain that nothing else returns with me. But how?
Recommended for Dark Space Horror fans credits released June 18, 2019
Written, Produced, Performed - Oleg Puzan & Ronny Engmann Artwork & Mastering - Simon Heath license all rights reserved
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