The Ancient Greeks were amongst the first to
study the stars. Hell, Archimedes helped Eratosthenes calculate the
circumference of the Earth and Eratosthenes himself was said to have the
ability calculate the Earth’s distance from the Sun and Moon which back then
was pretty hard to do. Anyhow, the Greeks are still studying the stars to this
day. Panos Alexiadis aka Lunar Miasma is a composer currently living in Athens,
Greece making the most beautiful synthesizer music.
Lush tones explore the void in which
asteroids and comets whizz around into the infinite abyss. A slow tour past
Jupiter’s red spot, this release is very celestial and makes nods to Gustav
Holst’s, The Planets as well as the work of Wendy Carlos. What does Mars really
look like? How does it feel to be aboard a spaceship peering out into the
infinite? Where does one go from there?
All are questions that arise in the beautiful
synth epic “Observing The Universe”. Once again Moon Glyph releases a classic
for stargazers to gaze to.
Buy and Listen HERE!
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