Roach's "Early Man Decomposed (2nd disc)" is awesome. Went to sleep for many nights on that.

Yes, the Iszoloscope disc is really good
I don't know if "noise" in electronica is the same as "noise" in Jazz, but I didn't mind the noise. The first song "The Audient Void," is very close to what I'm thirsting for. The only thing that doesn't match is the high BPM found in the majority of the songs... almost like jungle/house tempo. Maybe I should try another Iszoloscope album?

I couldn't get a hold of Henrik Nordvargr Bjorkk's On Broken Wings Towards Victory, but I was able to get Vitagen. This is probably one of the darkest albums I've ever heard. I was sucked into the world created by Bjorkk for 1 hour and loved every second of it. I wouldn't be surprised if Hell sounded something like "I See Shadows."

Lustmord: I have Stalker and while its a great album, I'm searching for something that is atmospheric, but has more going on.

Steve Roach: I gave The Magnificent Void a listen and again, the dark is there, the environment is there, I just need more arrangement to go along with the floating nether

Wilt: Couldn't find any

Thank you for the recommendations so far

I've mentioned Henrik a few times on this board. Vitagen is a good deal different than the other one I mentioned, it's much darker. I honestly wish I would've been able to pick up the limited edition of 99 in a wooden box that came with a doll. Essence music tends to do things like that. He's pretty diverse, but always has a 'dark' sense about his music.

I'm glad you enjoyed the Iszoloscope. Check out as much as you can, I'm sure you'll enjoy the rest as well.

I'd like you to try Ulf Söderberg or music under his moniker Sephiroth. Here are the albums:

Ulf Söderberg

Nattljus
Tidvatten*
Vindarnas Hus

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Ulf+S%C3%B6derberg

Sephiroth

Cathedron*
Draconian Poetry

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Sephiroth

*Denotes my first recommendations

also, another recommendation would be this:



Camanecroszcope 'II: Echoes of a Beckoning Arcanum'

Camanecroszcope is a collaboration of Herman Klapholz (Ah Cama-Sotz) & Yann Faussurier (Iszoloscope).

if you like this album, check out their first one, Echoes Ov Who Lieth Dead But Ever Dreameth.

NP: notime - Living Planet

Nice to see a usually unknown Sturgis reference. Good stuff

Yeah, I forgot about it myself then stumbled upon it the other day in my collection. It's easy to 'not' see since the spine of both "Living Planet" and "Dying Planet" are solid black. Damned good releases though.

Tim Exile - "Pro Agonist"

wrong thread.

oops