You are wayyyy off in this topic.

THEN WEAR YOU WANT ME TO MAKE A GO

Hello.
I hope this is the right thread for the request ..

I very much enjoy the combination of dark ambient music and acoustic guitars (or, alternatively, dark ambient and ~clean electric guitars) in one track, but most of the neofolk projects that I know of tend to separate electronic and acoustic music.
Nature-inspired neofolk music fits, but most of all I would like to find songs/albums with pure electronic/industrial sound.
Maybe someone knows dark ambient projects that use acoustic/clean guitars in their albums..
Examples:
Desiderii Marginis - That Which Is Tragic and Timeless (the tracks Worlds Apart, Still Life, The Weight of the World, The Love You Find in Hell)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO3sMqnjYoo
Peter Bjärgö - The Architecture of Melancholy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe3t6bztC_Y
Also, I like when the members of an atmospheric doom metal band Void of Silence use dark ambient music as a background to acoustic parts of the albums:
CXVIII
White Light Horizon

Stuff like Tim Hecker please!

Heads up, The Angelic Process - Weighing Souls With Sand is finally getting re-released on CD and their entire discography is available on vinyl.
https://burningworldrecords.bandcamp.co ... ng-box-set

Been a while since anybody posted in here, kind of a shame...

So, I've really gotten into this Dutch band called Gold. Their guitarist was originally in The Devil's Blood, and you can definitely detect it in Gold's first album (which is a pretty straightforward psych rock direction), but their two most recent works are a very cold, modern sounding post-punk/deathrock hybrid with some post-rocky textures. The vocals are very solemn lower range female singing that kind of adds to the whole deathrocky vibe that I'm getting from them.

Anyhow, I'm curious if anybody can think of anything that sounds like these guys. I've seen them compared to The Devil's Blood quite a bit, but I find Gold to be a lot rawer and less occult. I'd like to find some other modern post-punk bands that have this kind of cold vibe with it and really good, sinister vocals.




Here are a couple of songs I think are similar for what I'm looking for: