Ofthegodsblood releases “The Mind’s Eye” (digital album)
Ofthegodsblood
Winnipeg-based ritual ambient project Ofthegodsblood has released the digital album “The Mind’s Eye” on October 28, 2025. The independently published work blends ritual ambient, dark ambient, and death-industrial elements. The album is available via Bandcamp.
“The Mind’s Eye is a descent into the sanctum of perception—a ritual ambient offering where memory, madness, and metaphysical decay converge,” the artist says. “I have been producing music as Ofthegodsblood for over 20 years, but never really had an outlet to show myself.”
About Ofthegodsblood
This is an independent project based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada focused on ritual ambient, dark ambient, and industrial noise.
The project has existed for more than two decades and so far released the albums “Experiments in Noise,” and “Novo Arusus”, and now the full album “The Mind’s Eye”.
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