The man behind this album have released a decent amount of music on I think two labels. Using D.N.P as a name. The things released earlier have mostly been dark ambient music and some experiments like using just samples from the original DOOM game, some of it I like a lot and recommend that anyone into the darker side of things search it out.
 
In either case now D.N.P is spreading the wings to include Dub music under the name Dub Not Pop (Shortened D.N.P as well) which was unexpected.
Reading about it was expecting something Dub influenced and more in line with earlier productions but got surprised when listening and the sounds were traditional taking its cue from the seventies/eighties. Bigger surprise yet was that outside of mixing it was made using Caustic!
Just showing once again that there is big things that can come out from something so small and portable. It is one good sounding Album/E.P`s (There is even Viny to buy!!!) to take a listen/ buy go here:

romeda.bandcamp.com/album/explosive
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​romeda.bandcamp.com/album/bass-aggrovator

https://romeda.bandcamp.com/album/in-session-on-phantom-circuit​

Regarding the release of one earlier album also made using Caustic.
There is a short interview here:

​www.musicalandroid.com/articles/dnp-writes-about-using-caustic-3-for-his-latest-release

Posting this is as I made the video under Moon Dub Media
Did use the phone to film some of the material and re-filming from screen etc.
Some parts is using Gifs made with Android apps and filters.
Hope you like it.

This is one song out of a three song EP that can be downloaded here:
​https://chromosound.bandcamp.com/album/tripping

To download the album go here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1re9Ai75B4eSNMEIKgYlPCHihX08Jl_de/view

Fizy Daequan is what could be called the second generation of Causticians pushing the Caustic envelope further. Have been amazed of what some have been doing production wise and technically using just Caustic.
And here is one more example!

Recommend to pay a visit to his ToneDen page as not only can the songs be downloaded but there is also earlier tracks.

ToneDen page:
https://www.toneden.io/fizzydaequan/

Nightradio the creator of SunVox and many nice apps have been using them to create these albums and now they are all for free. 

​To get them go here:
https://nightradio.bandcamp.com/

Mentioned before that there is some people pushing Caustic hard since the last year and this is one of them. 

The most musically active developer/programmer have now released a new album.
I think he does about one a year. Using his own software of course!
This one a combination of SunVox and Virtual ANS.

The creator was tired of not ever finishing music and decided to an album using just Yellofier.
It sounds cool and it is pretty amazing how far you go using just Yellofier with no added apps/software!

Here is what he said about the album:

​I've always enjoyed playing around with samples and I find the limiting nature of Yellofier ideal for me to get creative quickly and get a simple song idea down.  The main thing though is that it is brilliant fun which is the whole point for me. 

My influences for the album is early 90's rave, techno and acid as I grew up listening to and attending various raves in the UK. 

​Feel a little bit bad that this did not get posted earlier as I meant to post it many weeks ago but being a mentally challenged person and a good procrastinator...

Transient always on the mobile devices making excellent music! This last offering made with SunVox the one before on Caustic. Like that he always leaves comments how he made everything on beaches and forests by some stream. Guess that is what mobile devices are for!

https://noisyvagabond.wordpress.com/2016/05/09/harmonic-defiance-bloom-ep-nvr045/

The artist waki from Japan have released this little gem called "russian love" using SunVox. It is quite minimal, intimate and slightly experimental. It also have the SunVox footprint all over it in the sense that it colors everything slightly dark.
(At least so it seems to me and my own relation with SunVox).
The album have been one of the few records the last year or so that scratch my ear in the right way and it is inspiring me even though I can not put the finger on exactly what is so good about it. Slightly short but better than being long and over-fluffed...

The album is an interesting project and this is what is said on the Bandcamp site:

​Originally recorded and produced in 2012/13, this album is the product of experimentation with a software synthesizer know as "Virtual ANS" - a simulation of the ANS Synthesizer created by the Russian audio engineer and inventor Yevgeny Murzin in 1958. The software simulation was created by Alexander Zolotov, and has - since its original iteration coded for PC - more recently been made available as an Android/iOS app. 

This album was inspired by the preparatory sketches by and ideas of architect Lebbeus Woods for an installation exhibit. Using these sketches, and guided by the ideas detailed in his essay on the installation, I used the Virtual ANS to transform the sketches into sound, and then combined multiple layers of differently processed copies of each image to create these soundscapes. My goal is to create in the listener a deep, visceral, non- or pre-verbal experience of the ideas, as I understand them, conveyed in the earlier work by Woods. 

As Woods has written elsewhere: 
"If ideas were immortal, we wouldn't have anything to do. Because we die, and because knowledge can't be transferred directly, each person has to reinvent the form of ideas all over again. Our social existence is about helping each other to do just that." 

Lebbeus Woods died on October 30, 2012. He was 72.

credits
​released December 29, 2015 

James J Pyke - all programming, arrangement and production

This is the second album by Bojan Krhlanko. It is eclectic and not what you would expect from music that used a lot of Android apps in its making. When he released the first album I thought it was so interesting that an interview got made that can be read here:
http://www.musicalandroid.com/interviews/rise-of-the-android-album-by-bojan-krhlanko

Here is what Rok Deželak  says about the album on the Bandcamp page:

​Pocket Music – World in Chaos 

Bojan Krhlanko takes us to a new musical utopia with his new album Pocket Music – World in Chaos. He picks up right where he left off when he laid the foundations for alternative, open-source creativity with his debut album, Pocket Music – Rise of the Androids. 
In this perfect synthesis of acoustic and electronic music, Krhlanko takes his creativity to a whole new level by masterfully blending a variety of genres, from free jazz to electronic music. The composition is a perfect balance of contrasts, which set a unique mood. In addition to his smartphone, he also used a Kaoss Pad and a Kaossilator this time around to add an entirely new dimension to his musical expression. 
World in Chaos is a musical utopia which embodies a reflection of our time. With it, Krhlanko breaks the mould and puts his ideals into practice in the digital world of today. Free and unencumbered, he offers an alternative to the creative conventions while portraying his perception of the world around him. His World in Chaos lays the foundation for a vision open to further creation and enthusiastic exploration in mobile music. 
The album features world-renowned musicians and composers such as Igor Matković, Samo Šalamon, Vid Drašler, Grgur Savić and Matjaž Skaza, each of them a master of his instrument blazing the trail in jazz and other genres. With the help of his band BiK3, Krhlanko interprets the musical ideas developed in both editions of Pocket Music, reinventing and reshaping them in a unique form of musical expression. 
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Suggest a listening for anyone that wants to take their Android music making out of the box!

Thaddeus Grim have done some excellent tracks before but this is his first full album.
This is great and it is made using Caustic 3. 

Here is his description of the album on the bandcamp page:

welcome to a world of desperation and neon lights, mankind struggles to hold its place on our ruined planet, cowering under the great dome above the neon city. the streets are flooded with corruption and depraved crime. those who stand against it are sure to fail, but nothing is ever as it seems. 
welcome to 2188 

This is a serious guitar album made on a Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition.
The apps used is Audio Evolution Mobile and USB soundcard plus a little bit of Virtual ANS and some SunVox for a couple of samples.
So settle in for some finger picking with spanish flavours!

So this is one of my favorite dark ambient musicians and he is a big time user of Android.
Was going to report on this way earlier but being in and out of faster internet connection it somehow got side tracked inside the mess of my head...
This one made entirely in Virtual ANS and as such it is interesting but in my opinion Virtual ANS comes into it's full glory as an addition to compositions or as an effect treatment of sounds...
It is not bad by any means and it has got some nice mini reviews plus that it is pay what you wish on Bandcamp. And the most important thing is to hear how an album using only Virtual ANS would sound like.
He wrote a article about using Caustic 3 for the album he made before this (the album is really good and is available for free, check the article for link) and you can read it here:
http://www.musicalandroid.com/blog/dnp-writes-about-using-caustic-3-for-his-latest-release

This have been in the vaults for about two weeks or so as I wanted it to be posted unblemished by other news etc and hang out on the opening page for some days as it is an album that to my ears is very good. Wrote about the release before and asked the artist to write some words about it as it was made entirely in Caustic 3.
It is a dark and ambient work but in difference to much other similar fare it does not get on my nerves with endless meanderings into meaningless sound excercises or self important bombastic reflections on the dark side of existence.
In either case it is for free and can be downloaded from the Internet Archive (which is a good idea for anyone that do not want to compromise their releases with the stigma of supporting commercial enterprises and all it curtails...) it comes in all formats that you could desire and is for free.

Here is the article as written by D.N.P:
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I never was much one for complex melodies, it reminded me of bloated 1970s rock and the worst kind of prog. I always preferred atmospheres and repetition, why skim over notes when you can let them breathe. My first exposure to dark music outside of metal and its doomy subgenres came in the form of the album 'Nostromo' by Sleep Research Facility. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pu54sTN_yPU&list=PLYhlnOOeWH7Mh_KmCb_mk941eRyh5AOrb 
I've never heard anything quite like it and it really did trigger off something inside me. 

On entering the world of Android, I stumbled upon 'Caustic 2' and immediately started to experiment. Since the huge improvements made in the Caustic 3 upgrade, creating ' dark ambient ' is clearly possible despite maybe it being more suited to dance/techno styles. By stretching the bars to 8x and turning the project tempo right down you can allow the desired sounds to develop. 

The PCM Synth has terrific versatility and by downtuning samples and cranking the attack, sustain and release knobs you can create unexpected noises and form a seamless drone that can pulsate, flow and ebb. Also you have to love how complex the Subsynth is too. I'm particularly keen on very slow, very deep sine wave oscillations that the subsynth allows. 
Taking full advantage of the automation facilities, tweaking the filters can add new dimensions to the overall piece.

The modular synth unit is a complete mixed box for me, always have a fumble through it and often end up with some very unexpected results. You have to have some suprises! The FM synth can be amazing, just by clicking a button or changing the sequence of the synths can change one sound into another. Again experimentation is key to success with this beauty. 

You can create some very ethereal feels using the Organ unit although I'm yet to fully take advantage of this....and I've not even tried the KS synth yet. 

There's so much that lends Caustic 3 to dark ambient noise music....even the C-SFXR 'Easter egg' can create an eerie dark sound when downtuned and fed through the  numerous effects available. 
As for sound packs, I own pretty much all of them and have recorded quite a few samples of my own. You can't have enough 'raw material' at your disposal and the Single Cell Software site is continually updated with new presets. 

I believe it would be nigh on impossible to find a better app than Caustic 3 to create sounds to scare your neighbours and close family. Go on, go horror....

Cheers

Chris D.N.P
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Here is a review published:
http://cerebralrift.org/2014/12/08/rotting-away-grant-us-peace/

To download the album:
https://archive.org/details/petroglyph270D.N.P-RottingAway

It is not so many people that do this type of dark music in general but think that this is the first Dark Ambient music that I heard using Caustic. It is a solid album and the creator is also using not only Caustic but many Android apps in his live set ups. 
Have been in touch with D.N.P and he promised me to write a post regarding making the album in Caustic so that will be great for me and the other three cats that can get into the slow moving darkness!!!
It is interesting that the record company that released the album choose to do so at the Internet Archive and not the standard outlets. Which is a option to consider if you want to stay away from commercialism.
The album is for free and you can also listen to it before downloading and even if it is not your cup of tea please take a listen and expand your horizons!
To Download go here:
https://archive.org/details/petroglyph270D.N.P-RottingAway