Dahlia's Tear

Dahlia's Tear
Dahlia's Tear
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Listeners
7,917/mo
Total Streams
4,331,433
Est. Royalties
$22 - $88/mo

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BRSão Paulo, BR112
PLWarsaw, PL96
GBLondon, GB90
DEBerlin, DE62
AUSydney, AU60

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1,540
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268,930
Playlist follower reach (sum)
2,070+
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26.1%
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Dahlia’s Tear is a dark ambient project of Anile D. , based in Sweden, known for its intricate blend of raw drone soundscapes, atmospheric depth, and immersive textures. Drawing inspiration from the vastness of the subconscious and the fragility of human existence, Dahlia's Tear creates a sonic world that is as introspective as it is haunting. With an ever-evolving sonic palette, the project's work seamlessly weaves together elements of dark ambient, industrial, experimental, and downtempo electronic music, often marrying organic sounds with synthetic elements to conjure an all-encompassing, dystopian atmosphere. The latest album from Dahlia's Tear, Apeiron,  marks a stark departure into the realms of apocalyptic reflection, with its themes of decay, desolation, and the collapse of civilization. The album unfolds as an auditory journey through a world left in ruins—abandoned cities, toxic atmospheres, and the eerie silence of a dying world. With down-tempo electronic beats and slowly evolving drones, Apeiron takes listeners through a landscape where every sound is tinged with melancholy and every beat pulses with an undercurrent of existential dread. It’s an album of slow decay, where time seems to stretch and warp as the world around it crumbles to dust. www.dahliastearband.com

Updated Sep 28, 2026, 10:10 PM
First discovered Aug 24, 2026, 8:14 PM