Strange Space

Into the abyss of a I thought was a planet that was like a Jungle with all the native like animals and creatures and insects. And the familiar sights and sounds I would expect from such a place. then I start to hear in the distances the sounds of a church bell ringing out loud. My curiosity is heighten and my thoughts run wild. I think Have I entered a parallel of heaven on this distant place from earth. I start to move quicker towards the heavenly sounds. And my heart fills with wonder and excitement. To eventually I come across this very strange unique looking faith building That was Called Aria Welcomes you. When I translated the foreign inscriptions on the entrance. I looked for a way in. And found what I thought was a door. It turns out it was a space vehicle that took me inside of it. And I pressed a few things and eventually got it to take me. Inside "The Church." I teleported into the church. And became instantly aware of being watch and scrutinized by millions of strange looking eyes I would call them. On creatures that look. Unique and wildly bemusing to me. I stayed calm. And they tried to communicate with me. Via telepathy. And it work with images instead of speech. And we started to bond an over time became familiar with each others thoughts, ways and ideas and live experiences. And adapted and evolved with each other. And became teachers to each other as well on our cultures and ways.

And trillions of evolutionary historical time passages in time on. We mixed and mated and multiply with both our species and cultures soon become one.

Nice work indeed – I am only at “The Abyss” and already feel a great album.

Best regards and many thanks for sharing

It Lifts us up and takes Home....where we need to be....It allows one to recognize who and what is important...Who We Really Are and What We really need to be Doing on the Planet...

thanks for the Lovely Reminder...

the season of us

I was surfing around in Jamendo while writing my Bachelor's thesis and hit this beauty. It feels lonely, sad and very down to earth, and if you are writing about Adorno and Culture Industry it really makes a sweet soundtrack. Furthermore this can be an ideal soundtrack to Stalker (a game set in Strugatsky brothers' novel "Roadside Picnic")

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