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Spectrum - Forever Alien

Musician: Spectrum
Album title: Forever Alien
Style: Experimental, Ambient
Released: 1997
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1752 mb
Size APE version: 1935 mb
Size WMA version: 1324 mb
Rating ✫: 4.8
Votes: 746
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Genre: Electronic

Spectrum - Forever Alien

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Tracklist

A1 Feels Like I'm Slipping Away
A2 The Stars Are So Far (How Does It Feel?)
A3 Close Your Eyes And You'll See
B1 Delia Derbyshire
B2 Owsley
B3 Forever Alien
B4 Matrix
C1 Like....
C2 The New Atlantis
C3 The End
C4 Sounds For A Thunderstorm (For Peter Zinovieff)
D1 Liquid Intentions
D2 Sine Study

Notes

This is the yellow glitter vinyl edition, available by mail-order only, limited to 100 copies.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
ORBIT 008 CD Spectrum Forever Alien ‎(CD, Album) Space Age Recordings ORBIT 008 CD UK 1997
ORBIT 008 LP Spectrum Forever Alien ‎(2xLP, Album, Yel) Space Age Recordings ORBIT 008 LP UK 1997
if28 Spectrum Forever Alien ‎(2xLP, Album, RE) 1972 if28 US 2016
ORBIT 008 LP Spectrum Forever Alien ‎(2x12", Album) Space Age Recordings ORBIT 008 LP UK 1997
9 46352-2 Spectrum Forever Alien ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Dig) Reprise Records, Space Age Recordings 9 46352-2 US 1997



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Experimental Audio Research 's "Spectrum" Forever Alien Lp is an excursion into dark deep electronic sound landscapes. Think of it as a type of "shoegazer music", but more like "night-sky-gazing music" to be more exact. It is a great science fiction avant garde foray. I enjoy the creepy analog synth tones, bleeps and squeals that permeate the songs. The vocals are properly eerie, and hint at scientists being swept away through dimensional gateways and black holes and things of that nature. References of obscure occult and super science themes are exciting; specially when delivered so sincerely and with the warmth of analog synths chirping away.