Released: 28 May 2002
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Bjorn Lynne
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Original soundtrack
My rating: 8/10
Num of tunes: 11
Num of CDs: 1
Play time: 1:06:43

My info

Cool compilation of the new very well made space instrumental tunes, it reminders me his album The Void mostly. Nice is also fact that here are fair 74 minutes of new music to listen. On the other side, the "classic Bjorn Lynne" feel is too strong here, and he who listens to his music much, can say only "nothing new under the sun". [8/10]

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This is an album of electronic cyber rock music, with elements of ambient, melodic electronic, and progressive synth rock.

The album is dedicated to all the brave visionaries who work in the field of research and planning into human colonization of other planets.

The album also features an 8-page booklet of sci-fi artwork by Tobias Richter.

From: http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetails.php?partner=13&pid=396&langchange=2

Tracklist

01. Messages (06:54)
02. Endless Possibilities (07:20)  
03. Hyperdrive Stimuli (05:39)  
04. No Looking Back (05:21)  
05. Ruins of an Alien Civilization (02:43)
06. Mind of the Visionary (08:21)  
07. Ypsilon (01:57)
08. Neuralnet (03:58)
09. Faces of Fatality (10:03)
10. Crystal Vista (04:39)  
11. One Step To Paradise (09:37)

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Record created/updated: 23. September 2004.
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