Jonas Reinhardt return to these warm zones: constantly maintained by solar winds and the unfathomably complex gravitational dance moves of the planets.
Speeding through the heavens of blue refracted light that bounce freely off of vast glassed worlds, before slowing to take in the cresting of a sun over its many orbiting bodies. Eos, the Dawn holds itself in a perfect moment before the god of arpegiated synth pulses rises from her slumber to usher in a new day. Below a strange planet populated by sentient piers springs into life, their symbiotic Wurlitzers emerging out of the wooden decks like budding flowers to pipe a salute to the new day.
Jonas Reinhardt – Eos, the Dawn
Music for the Tactile Dome came out a few weeks back on Not Not Fun and is limited to 650 so go get!
Early Spirit visit us with a ghostly re-imagining of Carpenter’s canonical Assault of Precinct 13 theme. Full on Dubstep tropes abound but actually end up providing cover for a breathless-synth driven excursion through the night. Even the brief break simply fractures as The Hypnotist slips back into the early morning cruise round blue-hued streets.
The Hypnotist is taken from the album of the same name and is out 13th June. You can order it from Early Spirit’s bandcamp right here.
Epilogue -This post is tagged with not not fun
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I remember waking up in the Viewing Dome, freezing cold and in awe. Some sort of occluded front wherein the warming glow of solar rays genuflect and wane, pushed like some Calypso tempest by frozen gas and dust. It was like what I imagine being born is like. I will die there, on Callisto.
Yours sincerely
sean Orr31st May 2011