Review by Rivertree published
A band that cannot be pinned down to a specific genre respectively style of music. And so on this occasion we have a Space Rock odyssey at hand, featuring an android as the protagonist. Meant as a spiritual excursion in the same way this is excellently worked out from the band that is headed by multi-instrumentalist Steve Babb, needless to say. Hannah Pyror's crystal clear vocals are a counterpart to the mostly heavy loaded, slightly dark mooded atmosphere.
Tracks
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| 2. | Wolf 359 5:35 a dramatic course of events to be assumed due to the stomping rhythm |
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| 4. | Mare Sirenum 2:57 |
| 5. | Lost 6:33 |
| 6. | Rift At Wasp-12 4:11 |
| 7. | Proxima Centauri B 5:16 |
| 8. | Arise 11:44 nice, very smooth bass lines ... |
| 9. | The Return Of Daedalus 16:50 wow, excellent musicianship, this (nearly) instrumental track appeals like an improv session, being totally free and having enough inspiration for a deep space and time exploration, finally even meeting Daedalus somewhere ... |