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"What does tomorrow look like?" Estimated transmission distance: 125 AU
The sounds on this tape were discovered within a lost artifact. Engraved on the object, was an encryption that read: “...in a way, every moment is a repetition of a cycle. The familiar patterns of life: joy, sorrow, routine~give us the sense that we are revisiting old ground, making the present feel like a well-worn memory rather than a brand new experience.”
Space Blues Vol. 1 released: August 30, 2019 vinyl release: August 7th, 2026 The sounds on this tape are a collection of recordings detected by our communication satellites. It is believed that these recordings tell the struggles of a stranded reconnaissance team on a planet in the virgo supercluster. Stories of heartbreak, memories, nomadic travelers and nostalgia are translated throughout this transmission. The current status of the team is unknown.
The sounds on this tape are the second collection of recordings detected by communication satellites of a stranded reconnaissance team on a planet in the virgo supercluster. It is believed that the recordings depict the discovery of machine-like lifeforms and their struggle to understand the human condition in cooperation with the reconnaissance team.
Archive 020 //: The sounds on this tape were recovered from a series of anomalous broadcasts originating from an unidentified source. Early analysis suggested the transmissions depicted memories of the past and visions of the future of several distant civilizations. Further examination revealed significant consistencies between recordings, leading researchers to decode the fragmented vocal phrases which appear to convey a message of nostalgia, the past, the future and its relation to a single civilization. Researchers now believe the broadcasts describe a phenomenon known as [mirage]: a distortion in which subjects become lost in the mirage of the future or the oasis of nostalgia. The origin of these transmissions remains unknown, though investigators are clear that the original broadcasts were intended to be a message of insight and entertainment rather than pure documentation. //. end
All the beats were made by me, Kaivorah, through a workflow that includes Koala Sampler, FL Studio, lots of black coffee, and Nag Champa incenses.
