A Tribal Smile, Gallifrey Music - 60m 48s

Tracks & Durations

1. Pleiades	2:19
2. Mobulator Box	2:24
3. Horsehead	3:05
4. Turkin Roydster	3:38
5. Vortex Traveller	3:03
6. Airlock	3:34
7. Landscape Interlude	3:07
8. Habitat Groove	3:16
9. Magellanic Clouds	3:00
10. Through The Wonderwall	2:46
11. Breaking Free	2:42
12. Picnic Weather	2:23
13. Celestial Temple	2:55
14. Mutations	3:30
15. Sunflower	3:26
16. Chronon Decay	2:50
17. Moon Boot Shuffle	3:03
18. Some Assembly Required	3:50
19. It's Time For Showdown	2:41
20. Solar Explosion	3:03

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Review

Eclectic Electronica at its finest, Gallifrey Music explores the universe of Electronic music styles through explosive bursts of audio creativity. Gallifrey Music is a diverse assortment of instrumental songs, blending innovative loops, pulsating beats, melodic passages, and audio-landscape dreams.

From progressive techno ("Turkin Roydster," "Some Assembly Required") to ambient soundtrack ("Airlock," "Mutations"); from neo-house ("Through The Wonderwall," "Solar Explosion") to electronic jazz-rock ("Mobulator Box," "It's Time For Showdown"); from space anthems ("Pleiades," "Breaking Free") to unique storytelling ("Picnic Weather," "Celestial Temple"); this 60+ minute journey travels through Electronica's most exciting dimensions.

Each audio voyage, carefully nurtured to encourage several layers of listening, reveals subtleties within simply elaborate patterns, while melodic themes and thoughtful motifs resonate throughout the work. Blending unique songwriting and expressive performance styles with electronic wizardry and studio trickery, Gallifrey Music contributes significantly to the Electronic Music movement.

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