Xeeland - Low Drones (2025)

Xeeland unveils its REMASTERED debut full-length album, Low Drones — a slow-burning, head-expanding journey through minimalist drone, kosmische repetition, and scorched-earth psych textures. Low Drones is a raw and meditative exploration of sonic decay. Across six expansive tracks, Xeeland channels the disorienting hypnosis of early krautrock, the crushing weight of doom-laden ambience, and the ethereal pulse of vintage analog electronics. Low Drones feels less like a traditional album and more like a transmission from some long-abandoned broadcast station—gritty, immersive, and strangely beautiful. Built on repetition and slow evolution, the album moves like weather across a barren psychological landscape: patient, heavy, and immersive. Recorded entirely solo using modular synths, tape loops, found sounds, and guitar, the album reflects a deep dive into texture and atmosphere—drawing influence from artists like Cluster, Sunn O))), Popol Vuh, and Éliane Radigue