Beyond All Spheres of Force and Matter

by Dr. Quandary

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Erik Lutsch The soundscapes here are so imaginative. You can imagine the towering city spaces, the seedy undergrounds, and the off planet space stations. Favorite track: Linear A.

Michael Szul Excellent, laid back, sci-fi soundscape. Favorite track: Linear A.

Joseph Tennant Really good study/walking around the city music. Good atmospheric stuff that's interesting without being overwhelming. Favorite track: Wind Between Worlds.

Cayce This is what it would sound like if Paul Atreides was a producer. Favorite track: Ekbat de Sebat.

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1.	Ekbat de Sebat 03:39	buy track
2.	Linear A 03:09	buy track
3.	Wind Between Worlds 03:45	buy track
4.	Misconceptions 04:41	buy track
5.	My Soul Longs For Her 03:41	buy track
6.	Ziusudra 04:22	buy track
7.	A Dream of Distant Shores 05:42	buy track
8.	Eleven Eleven 05:27	buy track
9.	Governing Dynamics 03:00	buy track
10.	The Last Syllable 03:46	buy track

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"Boston-based alchemist/producer Dr. Quandary didn't have the budget to make the most ambitiously weird multi-million dollar science fiction movie of all time, but he did give us the soundtrack. This lush, cinematic album pushes instrumental hip-hop through a kaleidoscope of influences from around the world. Digging through a terabyte of samples and an attic full of vinyl, Dr. Quandary worked with NEK multi-instrumentalist Matt Scott to build a consistent sound for an extremely diverse album."

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released April 19, 2010

music by Dr. Quandary
additional bass on tracks 2, 4, 8 & 9 by Matt Scott ⁂ elderorange.bandcamp.com
artwork and design by Federico Piatti ⁂ fpiatti.com

originally released via World Around Records ⁂ worldaroundrecords.com