Foreign Worlds

This album is too uplifting to be easy listening. An exciting epic. Each song so moving - so profoundly beautiful.

Powerful trip and an uplifting dream - we are exalted and excited as we "Fly in" with wings outstretched, we soar over beauty, undefined. . .
until we hear "The Andromeda Anthem" energetically rising into the ether. Reaching, reaching and then lifting up the beholder. "Silver Rain" flying up to meet the clouds in ebony sky like gleaming rocket ships into the unknown.
Awesome "Roses not too frightened to bloom," awe-inspiring for their bravery and ability to glow out of the dark. As the music flows, with power, it continues to lift and rise with hardly a care, through heavy darkness, and glides with trouble-free dream. Sadly "Some (are) left behind" but there is hope for them as we march to set them free. And we all pile into that "Taxi to Andromeda" - why do we wish to fly away from our earthbound selves? We wonder but we go - we go - we love these space songs that take us away from our everyday lives - our earth burdened cares. Perhaps those aurora's, those luminosities, those "Streaks of Light in the Sky" can be a mantle for drooping shoulders, warming in frozen times. "Purple vapors" moving over tired eyes. Soothing.
The drums of "Astrophonica" so upbeat, so happily uplifting, an orchestra, a symphonic message. A hope of peace for that "…one eyed Alien…"crying.

Good production and composition, but overly epic for my taste... some parts remind me of christmas cartoons soundtracks, which are definitely what I enjoy listening to.
Anyway, a quality production for who likes the genre.

Where do I start? As with each Project System 12 album I am so overwhelmed by the energy, complexity, and diversity of music, that I'm simply blown away.

There is a likeness to styles such as Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, and, here on Jamendo,
Dream-Ed. Each track is full to overflowing...they never lack for more, as each is a mini orchestral piece on it's own. There is a majestic quality to PS 12's music, that isn't often found, done to such perfection.

Every time I listen I sm do deeply moved. Hearing Live tracks (Roses Not Afraid to Bloom, for one) bring the excitement to a highpoint. There is nothing like being fixated on a fabulous piece of music, and then to hear the honest appreciation of a huge audience, at its end.

Project System 12 is pure genius, and I feel so honored to have the priviledge of hearing their albums "first!"

Thank you for the Music Project System 12!