Beyond Sensory Experience, often known for their dark ambient soundscapes, is an enigmatic musical project that pushes the boundaries of the ambient genre by infusing it with experimental and industrial elements. Formed in 2001 by Drakhon (Drakh) and K. Meizter, both hailing from Sweden, the duo quickly established a signature style characterized by deep, brooding textures and thought-provoking themes. Their music often delves into the existential and philosophical, as evidenced in their album titles and the moody, introspective nature of their compositions.

Over the years, Beyond Sensory Experience has cultivated a respected presence within the ambient music scene, as demonstrated through a steady output of projects that reflect their evolution as artists. Albums like "The End of It All" (2016) and "Faint" (2013) explore the finality and frailty of existence, while "Modern Day Diabolists" (2012) touch upon the more sinister aspects of the human psyche. Their 2009 release "No Lights In Our Eyes" encapsulates their trademark atmospheric sound, infusing it with a deeply melancholic core. With "Pursuit Of Pleasure" (2008) and "The Dull Routine Of Existence" (2006), Beyond Sensory Experience reveals a critical lens on monotony and the search for meaning amidst the mundane, continuing to captivate listeners with their rich, cinematic soundscapes.

Genres

Dronescape

Latest Release

The End of It All

Beyond Sensory Experience

Album - 11 Tracks - Released June 29, 2016