I have a single and an album coming out next month from my drone/experimental ambient project Caustic Reverie. On May 5th, Collapse of Rigel will be released as the vanguard.
The full album is called Transit Signals and will have three other pieces for a total running time just over 40 minutes. This stuff is a little more minimalist, with some space music undertones. I might do some visualization vids before the release, time permitting.
The new Caustic Reverie album comes out this Friday. Here’s one of the tracks, the companion piece to Charlière.
I’ve just released the second video from No Remedy. Enjoy Constant Reader, a track inspired by the works of Stephen King.
Daniel from Monsters, Madness and Magic has reviewed the upcoming Caustic Reverie album The Flooded Assembly. Check it out!
“The Flooded Assembly” appeals to me more as a narrative of emotion rather than exposition – almost a mental snapshot of quarantined thought. Each song has a solid point, a theme to convey, but much like a person locked within their own thoughts, subtle shifts in the mind can cause one to lose focus, or to be suddenly overcome with strange emotions seeming unbidden; the human mind becomes accustomed to its confines, about to compartmentalize the isolation, thereby finding the time to briefly reason with other emotions and imagination.
Mike from Avant Music News has published the first review of my upcoming Caustic Reverie album.
“The Flooded Assembly is a haunting and ominous offering, with stark drones, quiet passages, organ-like synth, and slowly evolving sounds. The textures are airy but dark, with Schurman carefully using space to set moods…”
Here is an animated video I made for one of the recent Caustic Reverie tracks, Worm Door.
The new single for my drone/ dark ambient project Caustic Reverie is now available.
The full-length album is entitled The Analog Condition and will be released on March 1st. More info to come.
Now you can listen to my second batch of spooky tunes from and inspired by No More Room In Hell.
