Lovecraft ASMR

This is my second attempt at Deck of Haunts and I make major progress, discover an accidental almost-cheat, and get to night 18 before I needed a break. This game has such an interesting gameplay loop that it's becoming quite addicting and I need to physically stop myself from playing to get work done 😂 Developer:  ⁨@DangenEntertainment⁩  _________________________Tags: soft spoken asmr, lovec...

A quiet, atmospheric first playthrough of Deck of Haunts , a cozy‑uncanny haunting sim where you guide a house full of humans through soft dread, strange rituals, and slow‑burn mystery. I ended up getting surprisingly far — all the way to Night 9 — before our heart was destroyed 💔 If you like quiet horror, environmental storytelling, or games that feel like reading a ghostly journal by candleligh...

Tonight’s reading is a return to something dark, intimate, and familiar 🖤 The Vampire Maid by Hume Nisbet (1900) was one of the earliest pieces I ever recorded on this channel, almost exactly to the day back in 2019. It felt right to revisit it — a short, vampiric whisper for a night when the world feels a little too loud. Thank you for being here, for listening, and for letting these stories kee...

This companionship with the facecam is a side of me you usually don't see, or hear, because I'm usually reacting to these stories I read you - and this way, you can be part of that. The eyebrow raises, the word mixups, the grimacing...and though it becomes quite lo-fi, I feel safe and free to share this intimacy with you. We're safe here and you get nose boops for the mistakes ❤️ Tonig...

In today’s little cozy‑chaotic adventure, we’re diving into Ale Abbey — a very cute, very funny monastery‑management sim where brewing beer is apparently a sacred calling. A spiritual calling, if you will 😜I had such a good time poking around its warm little world, chatting an making bad jokes, while watching my monks struggle to keep things running. This might be a one‑off… or maybe it’ll become...

Tonight’s Dark Devotion is drawn from Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare — the song “Come Away, Come Away, Death,” sung by Feste in Act II, Scene IV. Though Twelfth Night is often remembered as a comedy, this moment pauses the play’s brightness and allows grief to speak plainly. Love imagines its own burial. Devotion asks to be laid quietly in the dark, unmarked and unremembered. This is a soft-...

Tonight’s reading is drawn from Book X, Fable I of Ovid’s Metamorphoses — the story of Orpheus and Eurydice. After Eurydice’s death, Orpheus descends into the underworld and is granted a single, fragile mercy: he may lead her back to the living world, provided he does not look back until they have crossed fully into the light. What follows is not a story about disobedience, but about devotion unde...

Tonight’s reading is something a little different. This is a live-style read-aloud of Associate Theory by Phee Stringer — recorded in one continuous sitting, with the text scrolling on screen as I read. Small pauses, breath changes, and the natural rhythm of reading are intentionally left in, so it feels less like a performance and more like sitting quietly with someone as the story unfolds. There...

Tonight, we begin our 28 Nights of of Dark Devotion. This is a soft-spoken reading of The Descent of Persephone, drawn from the ancient myth told in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter. The text scrolls slowly as it’s read, allowing the words to move at the pace of my breath for, hopefully, a more intimate experience 🖤 Persephone’s descent is not only a tale of loss, but of balance — of love that exists...

The Red Tower is one of Thomas Ligotti’s most unsettling works — a quiet, inexorable meditation on decay, futility, and the illusion of purpose. This is a soft-spoken reading intended for focused listening, reflection, or rest. There are no jump scares here — only the slow accumulation of dread, like a structure that continues to grow long after meaning has collapsed. Ligotti’s horror does not rus...

Drift beneath the surface, where the sea grows quiet 🩵 Beneath the Quiet Sea is a Lovecraftian-inspired underwater ambience designed for sleep, rest, reading, or late-night listening. This piece features deep ocean hums, distant tides, subtle bubbles, and slow movement — creating the feeling of descending into a vast, submerged calm. There is no narration and no spoken affirmations, just space an...

A gentle river, steady and alive — a place to breathe, rest, and settle back into yourself. This ambiance is a slow drift downstream: soft water, quiet movement, and the kind of natural calm that asks nothing of you. Recorded in binaural stereo, the sound wraps around you like real riverbanks on both sides, creating a deeply immersive sense of presence. Perfect for deep sleep, meditation, study, o...

It’s Christmas Eve, and you’ve stepped just out of the noise — standing quietly by the wall near the fire while the party carries on in the other room. In this soft-spoken ASMR video, we linger in that in-between space: the warmth of the hearth, distant music and voices, and the gentle comfort of simply being present without expectation. This is a calm, reflective moment meant for listening, resti...

Tonight continues The Twelve Nights in Kadath — a quiet, fireside telling of HP Lovecraft’s The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, read as a kind of old Christmas carol meant for dreamers brave enough to wander deeper into the Dreamlands. On the fifth night, Randolph Carter returns again to aid the cats of Ulthar in their aeons-long rivalry with the zoogs. This is a soft-spoken, cozy ASMR-style readin...

Tonight continues The Twelve Nights in Kadath — a quiet, fireside telling of HP Lovecraft’s The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, read as a kind of old Christmas carol meant for dreamers brave enough to wander deeper into the Dreamlands. On the fourth night, Randolph Carter enlists the aid of an old friend and becomes one with the ghouls among the gugs. This is a soft-spoken, cozy ASMR-style reading,...

Tonight continues The Twelve Nights in Kadath — a quiet, fireside telling of HP Lovecraft’s The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, read as a kind of old Christmas carol meant for dreamers brave enough to wander deeper into the Dreamlands. On the third night, Randolph Carter journeys upward on the mighty cliff face Ngranek in search of the infamous carving of the gods. This is a soft-spoken, cozy ASMR-...

Tonight continues The Twelve Nights in Kadath — a quiet, fireside telling of HP Lovecraft’s The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, read as a kind of old Christmas carol meant for dreamers brave enough to wander deeper into the Dreamlands. On the second night, Randolph Carter journeys onward through Ulthar and beyond, where the kindness of cats proves wiser than the designs of men. In the shadowed stre...

Come sit with me by the fire, my darling. Tonight begins The Twelve Nights in Kadath — a quiet, fireside telling of HP Lovecraft’s The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, read as a kind of old Christmas carol meant for dreamers brave until to travel through the Dreamlands. On the first night, we meet Randolph Carter, a man haunted by a city he has seen only in dreams — a city the gods will not let him...

Tonight, my darling, we’re exploring two soft, dreamlike tales from Lord Dunsany in a quiet double feature of fantasy, melancholy, and fading worlds. ✨ Story 1 — Bethmoora (1:02) A poetic glimpse into a forgotten city of silence and memory, where wind and dust drift through the remnants of a once-beautiful dream. ✨ Story 2 — The Ghosts (18:30) A short, wistful reflection on the little moments an...

Tonight’s story comes from Alex G Blume, the haunting voice behind @DisturbedLore — a returning guest author and friend whose writing always feels like a dream slowly unraveling. In the park, everything looks ordinary — sunlight, laughter, children at play. But for the narrator, peace is impossible. There’s blood on their hand, and it won’t come off. As paranoia builds and reality unravels, a trip...

🕯️ A simple, quiet reading tonight — filmed while I rest through a migraine. No performance, no polish. Just my hands, the turning of pages (more breathing than I would prefer) and the rhythm of Nethescurial by Thomas Ligotti. There are small mistakes here and there, and the pacing drifts — slower in places, faster in others — the way reading feels when your mind is fogged and your body just wants...

Our narrator and the crew of The Dreadful, marked by blood and bound to a screaming scroll of unknown origin, sail into a quickly unraveling world. As mysteries begin to emerge, dreams of Leng—alien, forbidden—begin to claw through the narrator’s mind, stitched with Barzai’s stolen secrets and truths not meant for mortals. Something ancient has awakened. And it remembers. Explore the Archive: ⁠htt...

Tonight we return to the shadowed streets of London for a chilling tale from returning guest author Dylan Altoft, creator of The Beast Born series. 🎧 About the Author Dylan Altoft is the author of The Beast Born and The Werewolf Saga — dark, thrilling tales of supernatural conflict, loyalty, and the cost of power. You can find more of the saga on Amazon: ⁠https://t.co/yLYt5U7bb3⁠ Join Dylan on X:...

The town was changing — quietly, terribly — and no one seemed to notice. A new manager had arrived, and with him came rules older than reason and silence thicker than the fog. 🕯️ Download a custom lockscreen for every story — a small piece of the dream to carry with you between worlds: ⁠http://tomebytomeasmr.com⁠ Step softly into Ligotti’s world, where dread wears a polite smile and the ordinary r...

And so, my darlings… we arrive at the end. The final vault has opened, and The Call of Cthulhu resounds through the Archive — the story that began it all, now whispered in full. This Anniversary Edition Finale is more than a reading — it is a remembrance. Every listener who joined us during the 31 Nights of Lovecraft has been woven into this ritual, their names carried through the waves and bound...