Les Montagnes Hallucinées (Progressive Electronic)

Hey, kids, wanna hear some dark ambient with a Lovecraftian theme?

Here's the introduction to a longer track (around 25 minutes), a work in progress inspired by early Tangerine Dream, Cluster or Laurie Spiegel - and the renditions of Lovecraft's writings by Gou Tanabe.

The whole monster has arisen from its long sleep:

The Mountains of Madness is one of my favorite Lovecraft's tales. The subtle high-pitched bells give the idea of the icy wilderness and there's no Lovecraft without dissonances, so I think you have reached your goal. 

The composition sounds quite "Berlin School", but it's surely better than the useless drones released by Frozenlight, just to compare you with somebody featured on PA.

The part that I prefer starts at about minute 10:30 to the end. I think it's when the two characters start the exploration of the dead city and the track follows their descent into the darkness.