Inade is a German dark ambient music group known for their deep, atmospheric sounds that explore the realms of the esoteric and the cosmic. Formed in the early 1990s by Knut Enderlein and René Lehmann (who left the group and was replaced by Sebastian R. Sprenger), Inade have carved out a distinct niche in the dark ambient music scene with their richly textured soundscapes and profound thematic content. Their music often delves into mystical and metaphysical concepts, drawing upon various mythological and occult traditions to create a universe of sound that is both enigmatic and immersive.

The projects of Inade display a prolific and evolutionary journey through the darker substrates of ambient music. From their initial release, "Aldebaran" in 1996, which showcases their foundational blend of haunting sonic layers and brooding intensity, to subsequent releases like "Audio Mythology One" and "Audio Mythology Two," the duo has continued to refine and expand their auditory explorations. Notable is the 2018 album "The Nine Colours of the Threshold," which is often cited as a pinnacle of their artistry, encapsulating an intricate and profound exploration of transformation and transcendence through sound. Inade's sound often merges the ancient with the futuristic, creating a timeless resonance that has influenced and shaped the dark ambient genre as a whole. Their most recent work, "The Saturnine Broadcasting," continues this legacy, offering yet another chapter in their continuous odyssey through the depths of sound and spirit.

Genres

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Latest Release

The Saturnine Broadcasting

Inade

Album - 18 Tracks - Released December 31, 2020