Dark Wind Sound Effects Library Iceland
On the black sands of Sólheimasandur Beach in Iceland lies the wreckage of a DC3 airplane. Abandoned, weather-beaten, and filled with sonic potential. We hiked out during a storm, carrying our gear through wind, rain, and cold to record one of the most haunting and atmospheric soundscapes we’ve ever recorded.
Inside the plane, the elements played their own symphony: wind howled through broken windows, rain tapped on rusted panels, and loose metal plates creaked and rattled as gusts surged through the fuselage. The aircraft’s decaying structure acted like a natural wind tunnel shaping each sound into something eerie, unpredictable, and deeply immersive.
This collection captures that raw, shifting environment. From deep rumbles and interior wind pressure to distant thunder and rain against aluminum skin, these sounds are perfect for horror, thriller, or survival atmospheres—or any project needing an edge of tension and isolation.
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Library Details
- Files: 21 files • Includes embedded metadata
- Size: 4.9 GB
- Sample Rate: 192 kHz / 32-bit float WAV
- Duration: Approx. 45 minutes
- Gear Used: Zoom F6, Sennheiser MKH 8040, LOM Geofon, Usi Pro, AKG C411pp
- License Type: Royalty-free
About Us
We’re Libby and Marcel, a two-person team traveling the world to record and share unique sounds. Every file is recorded, edited, and organized by us. No studios, no stock libraries... just real sounds from real places.
