Space Archeology, by Distance to Jupiter

Space Archeology

by Distance to Jupiter

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1.	As Traveling In Waves 04:20	buy track
2.	Callisto 03:41	buy track
3.	Dimensionless Moment 03:21	buy track
4.	The City’s Lights Always Burned (Excavation 1) 04:39	buy track
5.	Hidden Reality (Excavation 2) 05:09	buy track

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"The universal laws of physics allow us to predict with certainty what a given object's trajectory should be as it speeds around the Sun. But 'Oumuamua didn't behave as we expected." - Avi Loeb, 'Extraterrestrial'

And yet it deviated. Space Archeology is a soundtrack for a future discipline. An attempt at transformation - through repetition - during a time of darkness and change. Includes excavations of "The City's Lights Always Burned" and "Hidden Reality."

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released February 7, 2022

All tracks composed by James Kracht (Jan. 2021 - Feb. 2022).

"The City's Lights Always Burned" originally appeared on the album 'Long Shadows' (2013).
"Hidden Reality" originally appeared on the album 'Monstrous Fire' (2011).

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Distance to Jupiter Phoenix, Arizona

Making music so reality cannot destroy me.

Music for imaginary films. Speculative soundtracks for scientists, stoners and storytellers. It doesn't mean much now. It's built for the future.