Trwoga Poland
Dark Isolationism Ambient from Poland started in 2012. The main idea of the project was to create dark music live in a home studio using a synthesizer. This is how an ascetic variety of dark ambient was created by one artist called Kashnum. Music is characterized by a specific surreal space. Trwoga focuses on the themes: isolation, nature, philosophy, phobias, darkness, horror. ... more
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