Nyarlathotep - Dark Music Part 1 / 3

Nyarlathotep of the mythos of H.P. Lovecraft in Dark Ambient.
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A 190 minute dark soundscape album recorded by 25 ambient artists to pay tribute to H.P. Lovecraft.
Field recordings from the deepest dark corners of 4 continents. Dusty tapes out of forgotten archives. Strings through crackling amplifiers and distorted drone combine into a sea of pitch black.
Nyarlathotep is a manipulative being in the Lovecraftian Mythos. Unlike Cthulhu, or Azathoth, he delights in cruelty and deception. Causing madness is more important than destruction to him.
Smell the burning embers as you kneel outside the sunken temple before Nyarlathotep. Feel the raspy touch of the faceless pharaoh as he leads you to the ancient Pyramid. Hear his inhuman summoning call to gods beyond reality.
So is this a compilation?
No, this is a collaboration and huge undertaking. 25 artists linked studios and sound for over a year so that they could work with each other. This led to deeper exploration of the Mythos and Nyarlathotep.
Artists:
Kammarheit
God Body Disconnect
Dronny darko
Ugasanie
Kristoffer Oustad
Alphaxone
Svartsinn
SiJ
Gydja
Atrium Carceri
Darkrad
Flowers for Bodysnatchers
Aegri Somnia
Randal Collier-Ford
Neizvestija
Metatron Omega
Wordclock
ProtoU
Northumbria
Sjellos
Sabled Sun
Council of Nine
Cryobiosis
Apocryphos
Enmarta
Mystified

[@TheCrimsonElite666]

"Who did you expect at the end of all of this? God? The Devil perhaps? No, it's just... me" - Nyarlathotep

[@A_cracker14]

Where’s this quote from or did you just make it up?

[@TheCrimsonElite666]

@@A_cracker14 It's from the game Dusk, Nyarlathotep says this in the game.

[@dubuyajay9964]

"You come here often?"

[@technodruid]

Ah yes, the game of vidja

[@sigmasix3719]

Stick your fucking adverts up your fucking arse KZbin you fucking assholes

[@AegisAuras]

“The inner machinations of my mind are an enigma.” - Patrick

[@omar90s91]

Patrick who? From spongebob ?

[@V__31371]

@@omar90s91 Yes.

[@eh1600]

"What am i now, Patrick?" "Uhh... stupid?"

[@_sidereal]

@@V__31371 why

[@L1qu1d-2qu1d]

*milk carton falls over*

[@jeffwindsor5285]

And where Nyarlathotep went, rest vanished, for the small hours were rent with the screams of nightmare. ~ H.P. Lovecraft

[@enricoaugusto6154]

That night will never be forgotten.

[@Cl0udn1n3]

It's momster's ink!

[@canisterbottournament]

@@Cl0udn1n3 inc* and they switched to laughter after their stock market crash

[@elonmuskrat9244]

Which story is this quote from?

[@GreekHandofThanatos]

“If I am mad, it is mercy.” - HP Lovecraft

[@LichLordNemo]

the fractured mind becomes open to new things. A different perspective is seen as mad

[@rianmeir]

Nursing homes are an abomination.

[@kjgfgzfxchhg]

You mean Kletz in The Temple

[@cristaniancatembung1160]

Really beautiful. Perfect for sleeping and thinking about the outer and inner gods.

[@billel3780]

I want to give you an advice. Say أشهد أن لا إله إلا الله و أشهد أن محمدا رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم

[@billel3780]

When you do it....enjoy the feeling Peace

[@TheWereparadox]

From what I've seen, no matter what that ancient book tells you about the nature of gravity it will give you no ability to defy it by will alone. So I ponder if they exist at all. In fact it worries me. From what I've seen its all empty. And the implications of that scares me more then any dark tale.

[@VVilkacy]

@@billel3780 I don't worship jewish gods.

[@a.hakimfatehali1493]

@Tsunzucchini TzatzikiSan It's the Islamic creed: "I bear witness that there is no god but God and that Muhammad is His messenger (peace be upon him)"

[@involuntaryanalysis]

"the most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all it's contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance, in the midst of black seas of the infinity. It was never meant that we voyage far." H.P. Lovecraft

[@Amoth_oth_ras_shash]

To Voage in the Endless sea of the voids ...like the unspoken horros byond ouer comprehension we must become more then what ouer humble origins and limited minds can phantom. ''Namoths thoughs on Love craft writtings''

[@Amoth_oth_ras_shash]

and thus lovecraft reveals the 'Age' he lived in and how it enveloped his thoughts.

[@Amoth_oth_ras_shash]

''Oh what a great man'' ? who...lovecraft ? becouse he wrote some good fluff ? hardly a great man becouse of that. that is something I'd reffer more for men like darwin due to his stance on slavery or such despite the society he been brought up in ,hardly something i associate with lovecraft XD even if he did write some good stuff.

[@Amoth_oth_ras_shash]

yee...look your a bit random out of the blue here concerning the topic ,all I can say is the genetic code called in and asked you to return your ''I am human'' card when it read 'we are not all the same & the social construct of 'race' is not a recent thing'..although it is true its not something sutainible wich the repeated colapse of most slave deepedent hirarcies demonstrates neatly through history. if you wish to descuss some sort of actuall topic feel free to mention what your actully aiming for here ,I just find the historic perspective we can have on writtings such as lovecrafts instresting to see where his writtings is 'shaped' by 'sacred cows' he was saddled with. ''edit'' and apparently the dude this was a response to removed his coment or something ,nice to see how quick the devoties of lovecraft are to imagen insults or attacks in it ,that somehow means the intire modern eldritch horror genre is insulted. bha , I wonder what lovecraft would have thought of the veneration like fever to defend his person as if his work canot stand on its own...rather then to respect said work and what it inspired or mytholegy it helped people redescover from mainstream religion Cencur.

[@thorsten8790]

I judge a man by his actions. H.P Lovecraft wrote masterpieces that changed many peoples lives, mine included. What you call "good fluff" is in my opinion a new niche of existantial horror, it inspired many great masterpieces so give this man the credit he deserves.

[@thesinfultictac5704]

I really enjoy the inclusion of Middle Eastern Influences added in this it reminds me of Diablo II and III

[@hostageturkey]

TheSinfultictac well, he came from Egypt.

[@damianjblack]

Lut Gholein! Always loved Act 2.

[@minadvice]

the beginning of everything

[@moonboy2022]

“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.” - Frank Herbert

[@irishdude7524]

Lovecraft would like to say hi

[@xXLunatikxXlul]

@Smunstu Stinkymonster yep. Ignorance would be blissful in Lovecraft's mind I would think.

[@Samuel-ck2jw]

@@xXLunatikxXlul Fear does not exist. It is just based on simple negative illusions about what does not exist. It is based on living in the future and losing awareness of the present. But 90% of humanity really enjoy living in the future, it seems. And since worrying for negative illusions that are out of physical reality, it became a compulsive action by most humans. That is why I think they "enjoy" it now.

[@Samuel-ck2jw]

So Lovecraft is not really stating that fear is strongest emotion than most emotions because he says so. It is because that is the most experienced feeling by most humans and lovecraft decided to take advantage of human's vulnerability, into a philosophical affirmation. So fear is considered the strongest because humanity is more vulnerable to it besides being the most experienced emotion and being the hardest to overcome when it comes to the real way. BUT everyone can become invulnerable to it if they decide to and know the right methods. "Courage" would make it worse, just saying. (Sorry for my bad English btw)

[@anthonydemonssillerrunb4me118]

@@xXLunatikxXlul the ignorant are the one who go unaware of their puppeteers. And the strings go uncut

[@thesinfultictac5704]

A crawling Chaos, a smiling insanely, offering knowledge: to destroy? to madden? to corrupt? or to evolve, only he knows

[@cck6591]

destroy, madden, corrupt, evolve what's the difference?

[@samuelbedsole5089]

If he destroys humanity, Nyarlathotep loses a source of entertainment as humans seem to be the only race in the universe so easily sent screaming to insanity with his antics. But if he evolves humanity, he risks fortifying their minds and having them rise above fearing him, which would be even worse. No, I believe Nyarlathotep simply intends to keep humanity as it is, choosing to torment a few mentally steadfast individuals as opposed to subjecting all humanity to his torment to make his little game continue indefinitely. If you think about it, in a universe of entities that would destroy humanity without a second thought, Nyarlathotep is the one entity who is trying to save humanity, aside from Nodens, of course.

[@user-dn3kc8nn8m]

to reign BENEATH *DUSK*

[@h3tterik224]

Evolution is the Key

[@yldan.]

My intent is as my popular alias calls me. To cause "chaos".

[@MasterSnakeTamer]

"A sickened, sensitive shadow, writhing in hands that are not hands, and whirled blindly past ghastly midnight of rotting creation, corpses of dead worlds with sores that were cities, charnel winds that brush the pallid stars and make them flicker low. Beyond the worlds vague ghosts of monstrous things; half-seen columns of unsanctified temples that rest on nameless rocks beneath space and reach up to dizzy vacua above the spheres of light and darkness. And through this revolting graveyard of the universe the muffled, maddening beating of drums, and thin monotonous whine of blasphemous flutes from inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond Time; the detestable pounding and piping whereunto dance slowly, awkwardly, and absurdly the gigantic, tenebrous ultimate gods--the blind, voiceless, mindless gargoyles whose soul is Nyarlathotep." -H.P. Lovecraft, “Nyarlathotep.”

[@Rahatlakhoom]

You have captured something here. Nice.

[@ascendantindigo271]

Such "detail" can only exist when the author has a "passion" for writing...I admire your "passion"...

[@WeedHorse.420.69]

I see you are also a pony of culture.

[@WinkLinkletter]

I didn't know "vacua" was the plural of "vacuum" . Most people rarely encounter more than one vacuum at a time, be it interstellar or cleaner in variety!

[@thomass7485]

I start my Eldritch Horror sessions with 1920's jazz, but it always gradually evolves into one of your long tracks to give us that feeling of approaching dread. Fantastic work and thank you!

[@Dark89Avenger]

Remind Yourself That Overconfidence Is A Slow and Insidious Killer

[@socrategaming]

Ruin has come to our family

[@Eclipse_Being]

You remember our house, opulent and imperial

[@ParagonOfSurvival]

Gazing proudly from its stoic perch above the moor.

[@FrenzyWolf]

There he comes, swallowing the sun... the dirt... everything... he crawls into every inch of your soul. Slowly devouring it while it screams in silence....

[@LukeMassay]

Sascha B. must be hungry cus

[@solaireofastora5497]

No... no! Not my Sun!

[@scottbranham6396]

Pretty sure I forgot how to scream, or dream, or even find a motive to exist at all. If I ever did, would that silence be but a cadence of obscured sanity long forgotten. Peace isn't what we find, its what we became. When we let the human condition drown in its own vile afterbirth.

[@thehandlesticks66]

OH LAWD HE COMIN

[@ClandestineMerkaba]

@@thehandlesticks66 Your Lawd can't help you here.

[@amandamartin4489]

"And where Nyarlathotep went, rest vanished, for the small hours were rent with the screams of nightmares."-H.P. Lovecraft. Hauntingly Beautiful music, quite suiting for the crawling chaos himself

[@dradamov]

From the description I take that this project was HUGE. 25 artists found a common goal in creating these amazing sounds? How the hell you have only 98k views? I know this stuff is niche, but the quality is phenomenal. Each upload is a different journey and a true experience, a chisel that shapes taste, if you will. Amazing stuff. Wish you all the best!

[@mikesrandomchannel]

"A chisel that shapes taste, if you will." *Very* nicely put.

[@thegrunch6448]

view count looking a lot better now

[@Llkc60]

common bro, the quality of your comment far suppresses that of average youtube's. do not be surprised that the masses cannot find such diamonds among large masses of matter contained in privy overlook of great mountains. it does sadden me as well to see so few seeing through the very veil Nyarlathotep himself has drawn before them. yet few can resist his spells and find such gems. resist though? - or perhaps no resistance is needed once one has understood his (their, as he is only a messenger) meaning.

[@AnAmericanComposer]

I'm composing an orchestral work based on Nyarlathotep, and this is an amazing album to meditate on it to! Thank you so much for making this.

[@ericbozenhard2773]

7*il

[@c.contrafactum584]

Let's hear it

[@PANTHERA369]

IF you String Together A Tortoise Shell And Some Fox Guts You can get a nice Sound.... Just a tip.. Also throw in some strawberry jam BUT make sure its from a qualified grandmother. You know she will be proud :)

[@diegomartinez9785]

did u make it

[@AnAmericanComposer]

@@diegomartinez9785 Yes I did. kzbin.info/www/bejne/boO0iYpmgMesm7c

[@superduckduck]

i can imagine an intruder walking into the room where someone sleeps to this and very quietly backing out of the house

[@abstrakter8999]

They don't back out of the house, the get driven insane by the eldritch horrors lurking within the confines of their now non-euclidean cyclopean mega structure of a house.

[@hostageturkey]

I can imagine a terrible old man talking to vials with lead pendulums swinging from the top of them...

[@AriJoestar]

An intruder

[@mariouribe4083]

May whatever vile gods out there bless you for this music.

[@exnomer5002]

The highest Blessing we frail mortals may hope to achieve in this pathetic meaningless tertiary existence is to be spared the wrath of the Elder Ones, Outer Gods, and the Eldritch Horrors which reside in the Deepest Voids of Existence. If this soundtrack does that, then we're set!

[@mariouribe4083]

Exnomer if our existence is the one great blight on this ancient planets long history of life then the blessing is not being spared. We must summon them from their slumber beneath the seas so they may rule once again and cast us into chaos, violence and revelry. Only then can we truly be free.

[@easypeasypiano6118]

+Mario Uribe Beneath the seas? I hardly think they exist as a form anywhere in our causal universe, even if they once did. Also, how exactly is that better than what we are experiencing now, with them sleeping and not putting us through chaos?

[@mariouribe4083]

EasyPeasyPiano I'm just referencing HP Lovecraft bro.

[@easypeasypiano6118]

Mario Uribe Yeah I don't really know where I was going with that.

[@old-manparker6153]

"...And through this revolting graveyard of a universe the muffled, maddening beating of drums, and thin, monotonous whine of blasphemous flutes from inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond Time; the detestable pounding and piping whereunto dance slowly, awkwardly, and absurdly the gigantic, tenebrous ultimate gods-the blind, voiceless, mindless gargoyles whose soul is Nyarlathotep." ~ H.P. Lovecraft

[@GRasputin91]

Imagine the Flatland universe, now imagine a malignant sphere coming to play cruel tricks on the inhabitants of Flatland. That, my friend, is Nyarlathotep in this universe. An entity from a higher dimension we cannot comprehend, doing "magic" tricks and driving the "spacelanders" insane.

[@GRasputin91]

My Master, Nyarlathotep, demands more works like this. He likes to listen to it while he's in the bathtub

[@nyarlathotep7]

This song will announce my arrival and with it a new age of knowledge and property for all of you... And the price will be your freedom and your sanity

[@Mythraen]

New age of property? Perhaps you meant "prosperity"?

[@august4476]

Mythraen Trust me, it was intentional

[@LichLordNemo]

You are also Primordial friend. from before since the beginning of all things.

[@daspenguin4434]

I'll give you tree fiddy

[@chinadashauthority65]

@@Mythraen I have a playlist for you on my channel

[@kenshin4113]

OH HAPPY DAYS, A NEW LOVECRAFTIAN COMPILATION!

[@hillehai]

Yes! More music for reading H.P. Lovecraft! Thank you, guys! :D

[@derBene]

hillehai I was searching for music last week to listen to while reading Preston & Child's "Relic". Now I got something. (Yes, the book the movie The Relic was based upon.)

[@paulbarton4395]

Good for reading Ligotti also, and Clark Ashton Smith

[@lam7499]

I have a habit of falling asleep listening to ambient music such as this. It usually does not affect me - but one particular night I decided hell with it and opted to listen to this soundtrack as my nightly lullaby. I don't usually recall my dreams, but I remember the hallucinations of the night quite vividly. I found myself in a darkened room with no visible doorway not windows, the only feature being a dim candlelight in what I assumed to be the center. Then I saw the Faceless God, appendages whirling around me as I found myself drawn to him. He offered me knowledge - to teach me things beyond the my current understanding and to expand my mind by giving me information from beyond the cosmic horizon. I don't recall exactly if I agreed with him or took him up on his offer. But I awoke the next day and haven't felt quite the same since... Cryo Chamber - your music is phenomenal. Thank you for giving me that experience

[@MetaLeir93]

They are present in the sound that surrounds you, all of them. The deeper you go the easier it is to hear their pulse and follow it, passing several horizons worth of distance, into the gap between worlds. There is a small period of time before dawn, where nothing goes on, no love words are uttered, and no backs are stabbed. During such time, delve into the realms of sleep to follow their pulse or just stay awake and observe it from afar.

[@fckudave1]

this animation is so atmospheric

[@staceyeskelin6859]

I love your work! I'm a novelist by profession. Listening to your dark, moody creations (thank you, BTW, for making them ad free) always puts me in the right headspace in order to create. You are the god of a musical nether-realm. .

[@CaptainNemo-me7wp]

What the type of novels do you create, sis?

[@nathanexplosion94]

longest lightsaber ever

[@litiviousspartus4611]

It's a light emitting from a staff....you dummy.

[@nathanexplosion94]

nahhhh really?....

[@obsdark]

it's a outer god, what do you expect?

[@heath6969]

long enough to cut pyramid in only one move

[@whizelink1290]

@@litiviousspartus4611 r/wooosh

[@psych0185]

The Crawling Chaos

[@nyarlathotep1743]

WHAT?! What do you want?

[@Yujifanik]

The first 3 mins capture that feeling...for me at least.

[@excamationmarkofmark8881]

The faceless god

[@mistymeadows3277]

@@nyarlathotep1743 LMAO!!!

[@thetop4644]

H hey Nyarlohotep! Can you pls stop giving me nightmares 😂😂😂😂!!!

[@SkullKnightBeats]

So... I've listened to all three parts and came back to the first one most often. I fell asleep to this track for two weeks in a row, because it calms me down that much! And the atmosphere is simply amazing, this is masterpiece... all three parts are! But this one... This is art at it's finest!!!

[@old-manparker6153]

I just purchased the 3 CD set!

[@nagual1992]

He's not alone(Decent Reference tho). This, and the Cthuhlu mix are my go to's for sleeping soundly. This stuff actually staves off my "Nightmares". Which don't actually scare me, as much as they annoy me by waking me up before I get enough REM. I once had the same nightmare wake me 7 times in a row before I finally got fed up, and woke up for a bit.

[@kaineridge2787]

This has been my a sleep music for the past week. just love the evolution

[@AtmasOne]

I found this 2 months after the release (november 2016)... i showed it to friends, they all thought i'm a weirdo and had to listen to this alone ever since in all those years. seeing that this mix achieved 1.2M views by now makes me immensely happy. i have yet to find any "ambient" mix (or any mix actually) that comes even close to the immersion of this. i feel so captivated like i am watching an unknown entity slowly being born, fully knowing it will alter the world in one way or another, and probably not for the better, slowly building up a haunted but resigned mood. and to this day i have never read anything from lovecraft. the music tells it's own story no one can write anyway and i don't want to have it otherwise. the layers are so well introduced aswell, it's hard to find words to describe that. but if you listened through the first 13 minutes getting the idea, the change of intensity starting at 13 min sends you off into the rabbit-hole. and this goes on and on through the whole mix. big fan of this insanely underrated channel, found so much good music. i hope this channel lives forever.

[@the_real_vdegenne]

this needs more views, the quality is here

[@malkav_1936]

This helped me start writing. thank you all very much.

[@90RavenBlack]

My favourite Lovecraftian deity. :)

[@sarahriddle7211]

Mine too.

[@old-manparker6153]

Thank you Cryo Chamber. I just purchased the 3 cd box set of Nyarlathotep. UP-DATE: My 3 disk set of Nyarlathotep arrived today! E-Gads, it's beautiful! The packaging is so awesome I don't have the heart to open it up... yet . So, for now I'm listening to my downloaded version and just gazing at the packaging's dark majestic beauty. Much thanks for all the extras that came with it as well! Now a haunting memory... I remember the year I discovered the literature of H.P. Lovecraft. I discovered astounding literature & fantastic music that summer. It was 1976. I was 15. It was a momentous year living in the midwest. Spring-time storms of biblically dark thunderheads stabbed the house across my street with lighting. My friends and I gasped & giggled in class about the frightening movie we saw called "Carrie". At my buddy's house we listened to his new album "Alice Cooper Goes to Hell". I bought a new heavy metal album called "Sad Wings of Destiny" by a new group named "Judas Priest". Listening to it became an obsession. I bought a collection of stories by an author other than Edgar Rice Burroughs named H.P. Lovecraft. I was so shocked & intrigued by the book I quickly went back and bought the one other Lovecraft collection the book store had. Reading Lovecraft became an obsession. Walking through vast fields of tall golden corn I wondered about Dunwich horrors and if I could run away from something I couldn't see. I drew a complex ink drawing of "The Whisperer in Darkness" in art class that fall semester. I couldn't stop trying to visualize things that would drive you mad if you actually saw them. I couldn't stop thinking about the newly found dangerous dark cosmos I'd discovered in the literature of H.P. Lovecraft. I couldn't stop listening to Rob Halford singing about gothic creatures and a... "figure that floated beneath the willow trees". I couldn't stop looking at comic-book horrors that were illustrated in Warren magazines like Eerie & Creepy & Vamperella. I couldn't stop reading Howard P. Lovecraft. I hunted through my local library. These new ideas rose up from the sea of my young imagination swimming with primordial pre-adult-life and with rubbery claws they seized my tender teenaged DNA. They twisted. They shaped. They ripped open. Pop-culture behemoths of literature & music pulled open my world. They revealed a vast strange eternal midnight universe that was ever rotating like a record ‘round an eons-old unknown alien-god-thing. Un-known that is, until then. Ever afterward, I could feel the great CTHULHU watching me. Gazing on my running form as I crossed through my teen-years into my adult-hood and into old-age. I stepped more carefully through the golden corn. I was afraid I'd trip and fall through an invisible door-way into an alien-dimension. Lost forever. My DNA mutated to be receptive to this strange new mythos. A Lovecraftian mystery-history that would keep revealing more of itself from HPL & his scribe followers for the rest of my life. If 1969 was "The Summer Of Love". Then, at least for me, 1976 was "The Summer Of Love-CRAFT".

[@ghostorchids]

Transporting my psyche to an existence I never understood in lands long forgotten...chillingly serene and mystically beautiful

[@animenmaster]

Perfect for my dark dnd campaign!

[@RyhzaliaLisa4118]

This is absolutely marvelous, Cryo. The first 10 minutes of it really got me to relax after an anxiety attack.

[@MegaKronnik]

this is why i come to these mixes and collabs. it's better than the grown up tantrum i would have thrown. man what happened to me and my generation that has us running to the pills and alcohol?

[@Vox_M7]

Substitute drug, there are a lot more ways to get them nowadays :)

[@bonelessskeleton2548]

Cant even do alcohol cause Ill get another panic attack over the calories

[@ghost0132]

You should all be very proud of yourselves, amazing work.

[@Mrsnonobi]

We were walking with fear but stubbornness into the dark corridors of this ancient castle. Then at the end of one of these endless corridors (3:00) a sudden light brightened the old and dangerous stones of this mystic labyrinth. Although we left our land during the night, we were walking all of a sudden under a bright sun and a vast sea of sand. We felt despair more than the fear that ruled a moment ago our hearts. We knew that something called us there and that is was our duty to accept this destiny, more than our choice.After walking for a while, we ended up behind three large statues (8:23) as tall and big as the largest and biggest trees of our country. The statues looked like old wise giants, stoned for eternity. They wore crowns and looked like the ancient kings of the Begginings. The thief bowed with respect to one of the statue and its mouth began to slowly move (10: 10). Yes, the Ancient knew that this day was doomed to come, as the statue told us, but the darkness that was covering in a black veil our lands were just the beginning. Soon enough the monsters hidden in the human heart would take form too. Our hearts were not more safe than others, but for some reason the duty was on our shoulders. And so began our journey...(sorry for bad english :p)

[@tommikoistinen2321]

"Sometimes my genius is almost frightening." -Jeremy Clarkson

[@Mcgif21]

I always found H.P. Lovecraft views of the universe interesting. The things he describes as ugly and deformed the spiritualist or mystic would describe as beautiful and meaningful. I don't agree with Lovecraft's view of the world but I find myself having empathy with his thoughts, they are very human, especially when the uglier side of life does rear its head. I believe it was Milton who said through the lips of Lucifer in his magnum opus "Paradise Lost" - "The mind is its own place. It can make a heaven of a hell, or a hell of a heaven." Just remember as the wise man Led Zeppelin once said "Yes, there are two roads you can go by" there is never one way of looking at things.

[@Old_Soul]

Very well said.

[@danpetreikis]

This was my background music as I cleaned my apartment today. Pretty sure my neighbors were wondering what the hell was going on.

[@whiskeyvictor5703]

Add some chanting and unearthly chimes and they'll surely leave you alone! 😆

[@hug309]

Life is strange on this cold, dark planet.

[@strayCATchillspot]

Devil Worship in Oakland, CA | Freemasons & Luciferians Lift the Veil Lift the Veil

[@MaskedUlfjarn]

just here?

[@FightingTiranny]

Hug or is life cold on this strange planet?

[@retardedvaxxedliberal]

I didn't know hell was cold and dark.

[@salektonlxiv35]

according to Dante's Inferno, Hell's core is frozen.

[@greywalker505]

We thought nothing negative of the Black Pharaoh when he first came to our city. When we greedily demanded gifts from him, it was he who endowed us with the knowledge to create these great tombs and statues. It was only after he had departed that we realized what he had done to us...No. What we had done to ourselves. Our city has fallen to madness that I cannot transcribe, but I will say this: should any future civilization find this message and be able to read it, I beg of you: do not trust in the one we know as Nyarlathotep.

[@linushyper300]

An hour of complete comfort

[@jahdhdoflkdkwja]

Dr Ivo Robotnik nature reclaim what belongs to it

[@JeepusChrystler]

_Who did you expect at the end of all this?_ _God?_ _The Devil, perhaps?_ _No... It's just..._ *_Me._*

[@thewraithwriter22]

Ey

[@childofamun]

Lol.

[@Floof_Boof]

I am ABSOLUTELY using that at the end of my campaign!

[@damianjblack]

Dr. Betruger was Nyarlathotep confirmed.

[@MrDarthtelos]

Dusk is a great game.

[@irounilmfir]

i threw this on while trying to meditate on a superhero dose of mushrooms and i feel like i got a preview of being dead.

[@vasudean]

I am so using this one day to ambience up a D&D session.

[@JBRADdesigns]

edit: more stuff. The background sounds starting at 18:30 make me think of his machines and glass works in the story. Whether it was intentional or not, that is a wonderful touch. The music feels like exactly what you would hear at one of the shows.

[@YankeeGD]

Oddly enough, its a nice music for reading, studying, or even just relaxing.

[@Tempest_300]

this is perfect to listen to while actually reading H.P. Lovecraft, or similar texts.

[@djtrainspotter3079]

Jeeeez . . and ultimate darkness at 26.30. . . tremendous!!! The whole street is loving this :)

[@Cogitovision]

Blood boils into space as mind submits to the crushing presence of the Old Ones.

[@paulcoy9060]

This is going to be my theme when I run my players through the next dungeon level. "Into the Vault of The Prince of Shadows".

[@ericbozenhard2773]

This is, so far, my favorite collaboration released under this label. Dark and emotive.

[@anotherpersondude4024]

This cover art is amazing

[@Archivist_Eris]

I should never again use this music to fall asleep. These nightmares were... interesting

[@KeplersConjecture]

"Although our intellect always longs for clarity and certainty, our nature often finds uncertainty fascinating." - Carl von Clausewitz

[@whiskeyvictor5703]

Is that from "Vom Kriege"?

[@Keymaster2022]

I listen to this as I eat my morning cereal. Lucky Charms is my favorite btw.

[@triplecrosscounter]

Corn flakes for me personally

[@markosimunic4770]

@@triplecrosscounter Corn flakes, so delicious an elder god will come from the moon to strip away your mind! Fear the corn falkes........ by the gods........ fear it SUS!

[@Dreamdecipher-pj1nt]

Früchtemüsli.

[@ME-ki7vq]

This gives me such a calm yet guarded vibe

[@cete1905]

Best ambient collaboration album I've listened so far. Incredibly powerful, especially the part from 2:50.

[@scottbranham6396]

Pretty sure I forgot how to scream, or dream, or even find a motive to exist at all. If I ever did, would that silence be but a cadence of obscured sanity long forgotten. Peace isn't what we find, its what we became. When we let the human condition drown in its own vile afterbirth.

[@PANTHERA369]

I dived in. Too far ... all ..... pathways... ........ lead to a door.... ............ the door that has no hinge..... ........ deepest hallow unwinds.... ..... WE break through... ... bliss The necessity of feeling infinity brought me here. But I have to stay. It's soothing... Calming. The warm reverence to the Divine. I won't tell you what brought me here.. Just the story of how it came to be. A regular afternoon, storms are brewing It calls me... I answer. I can have the power of the Gods without restraint... Who could resist an offer of this magnitude? I fall in, memories of the past and creation of the New combine. Creation. Desire in the purest form. Entire worlds created with energy that flows through us all hope of eternity. it is there. ......... But a voice rises in the shallow depths... When you communicate with Him all else is droned out of existence. It is you two in the void. Enthralled by His charisma and wisdom you fall ever deeper. Charm in His voice sways you The dream of ultimate power. You are in His presence... the full being '6;Imminent death Total control of my consciousness, my soul is overRidden with malevolence. It feeds me.. the truth is here THE WoRLD NEEDS To KNoW th e ho le

[@vincentbedard4267]

Abdul al-Hazred would be proud ...

[@PRIVACYISAZOMBIE]

He'd go nuts.

[@xxKatsimexx]

To shreds you say? How is his wife holding up? To shreds you say...

[@Well.Pharaoh]

For a bunch of gems found in an ancient city built by long-extinct crocodile people buried beneath the desert sands, I should hope so. The currency exchange for that is insane, but at least, by itself, it won't be looking at inflation anytime soon . . . until some other maniac decides to eat sketchy spiders in some remote Yemeni-wasteland cave.

[@fenris8179]

He would write a book about it...

[@faustteufel9727]

I could listen to this all day.

[@faustteufel9727]

Ditto.

[@sgt7]

I must say the images/animation that are used in your videos to accompany the music really enhance the listening experience. I listen to the piece, glance at the video and say "ah, I get it", then I go back to just listening.

[@adindrecaj]

i was playing Metro Last Light and this fit in so perfectly i forgot it wasnt apart of the actual game.

[@jojo_mcelwee6591]

when you are trapped in the darkness as it toys with you're soul hoping one day it will tire and let you go

that's my life right now either it gets interesting or you're gonna watch me wither away in my room being depressed and inept at everything

[@PANTHERA369]

Unless It Trapped You In BROAD DAYLIGHT While you Raise Your Children |(HOpelessly) Into A Nice Happy FAmily :)

[@Inmemorial]

You guys put amazing among of work in this. It rylieth sets the mood. :)

[@macdhomhnaill7721]

Inmemorial Aha! Ha ha!

[@danielcardenas6473]

Just an FYI you guys are my freaking heroes! there is nothing better then playing a game (RPG or Horror) and listening to you !

[@funkoxen]

....and the Fellahin knelt when they saw him, yet they could not tell why...

[@rodgomez4424]

The darkness lies within us, give up all hope, the date is set, for each of us will set foot at the doorstep of the unknown.

[@ezert_13]

Through this video, I discovered CC: one of my favorite YT channels.

[@rhahnabunaid]

It just so happens that I'm reading through Lovecraft's Ctulhu Mythos tales for the first time right now, and out of the blue youtube recommends me a video called Nyarlathotep.

[@zmdeadelius]

Yeah, machine learning can be creepy sometimes.

[@rpcheesman]

Who the hell dislikes this? Amazing collaboration and great soundscapes... Plus who did the section at around 17mins onward? That is goosebumps material there

[@cryochamberlabel]

We all did that section, the entire album is a collaboration where each artists sound layers and editing are intertwined with everyone else's, worked and reworked by each other until we had 3 hours of seamless material.

[@FlowersforBodysnatchers]

Not to sure who composed that section. I can tell you though the sweeping drone in the background was provided by me. The bowed guitar is Northumbria's and maybe... Metatron Omega and Apocryphos?

[@Matt-qn6qc]

they dislike to be the unique ones they love it

[@hourujuna]

Great ambient suite! And those Lovecraftian vibes. Excellence!

[@rpcheesman]

Nyarlathotep themself :)

[@maxbrandt6]

Haunting and eerie yet I find it hard to stop listening to this strange music, ever it is pulling me in.....

[@rameseXII4153]

It is...beyond acceptable

[@chedruid]

Replaying old RPG games, like the Temple of Elemental Evil, with this music is glorious. Ty mr Cryo for sharing.

[@expectnothing659]

Its very haunting

[@zycane]

What lies beyond the Mountains of Madness?

[@subjectt.change6599]

Simply marvelous. Disturbing while relaxing. It's a wonderful sensation.

[@harrogat5080]

I love the Nyarlathotep trilogy, for me it is a source of inspiration

[@Skeinikall]

This is profoundly and utterly majestic!

[@HyperspaceQ]

*thank goodness for jonnie13black's mixes. i would have never found cryo chamber. so much great dark ambient on the internet. i wonder why...*

[@joshuaortiz2031]

because why not?

[@kadoen]

It's my first time listening to one of these collaborations... I don't have words. I feel I could write worlds and at the same time there's nothing to say, everything everything everything was made by human beings, this text, the image, the font, the screen, the cathedrals of sound made with layers upon layers upon.. Thanks a lot. I haven't been in this state of mind for a long time now. Thanks

[@skywyzeparanormal7934]

Donald Tyson wrote a version of the Necronomicon. I read the chapter of his book dedicated to Nyarlathotep while listening to this music. Awesome.

[@nicklausbooks1593]

Gonna play this with Dark Souls 3

[@andrewagasid164]

MASTERPIECE

[@s_of_ay]

Exactly

[@GenXB]

Always excited to hear a new mix from Cryo Chamber! As usual, this one is awesome.

[@butterflykatana]

Your Cthulhu is my favorite, yet I think this is the biggest jewel of your work.

[@debbieathy5204]

I love the lovecraft stories collections I had a couple of books collections at One point . The stories are so awesome and this music is perfect because I love this channel anyway especially eating my organic peanut butter blast cereal from a brand they sell at big y called full circle market

[@HiveLeader210]

I want this as a Windows Live Wallpaper ! Looks cool!

[@bellaakarts2808]

Oh my gosh I just found out there are albums for this I’m sooo happy!!

[@jehtgene1359]

Soundgasm of NOTE!! I can't stop listening to this, and everything else Cryo Chamber has put out there. I. Am. Home. (but very much a nice guy ;-) ) THANK YOU!

[@TheFunniBaconMan]

I think the best part of Nyarlathotep is that all he does is troll people for shits and giggles.

[@triste_tristantt]

This song is amazing

[@itsok6640]

Running a Dark sun / wasteland desert d&d campaign this is perfect for

[@Robomondoofos]

I like the way how the number 1 implies a number 2