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Picture yourself walking down the streets of a large city. It is night. You feel vulnerable, and the people of the night are doing various things wherever you go. Your heart beats intently as the dreariness of the city wedges itself in your solar plexus like a large splinter. Walking at a quicker pace, people whisper secret things to each other, make secret deals. Are you a target? Its only a matter of luck on these streets. Finally you see your destination, and you flit into the building, leaving the night behind you.

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Dry Eyes has a new one, the second part of Cymbawl. Its a musical piece for those who have died from anti-depressant related suicides. So check out “Cymbawl II”!

Dry Eyes takes a break from being gay and doing crime to put forth this unique work, “Cymbawl”.

Listen to Dry Eyes’s latest track, inspired by the Moonflower!

Following up on our previous announcement, the album “nepho” by dhale has been released on Siccum Records. You should listen to this and bathe your ears in its lush melodies and sounds that evoke the natural world of Wales.

This is not a release you want to miss — available on CD, digital, and streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Google Play Music, and others, as well as available for purchase from iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play.

Siccum would like to announce the release of the debut EP by Welsh ambient artist dhale. Titled “nepho”, this release will feature four tracks of ambient music of a very transportive nature. Being evocative of blue skies and seashores, this EP will put you in a very good place when you listen to it. It will be released on June 16, 2019.

Here is the album cover:

Semi-tribal drums provide the background for this opus of atmospheric synthesizers. Dry Eyes continues to mature in his style, yet never remains stagnant and here he is, pumping out a new 13 minute work for you to get lost in.

Dry Eye’s newest features droning beats and bass with a wash of piano and synthesizer creating a variant atmosphere. Check it out, its quite nice to listen to.

Dry Eyes’s new EP explores the territory of tribal beats mixed with samples of classic synths. Called “Path of the Stars”, it will cause a UFO to kidnap you and take you on a tour of the stars if you listen to it.

Taking a cue from computer music in the 80s and 90s, Dry Eyes’ latest release uses samples from quality synthesizers from the era to make ethereal music.