Dr. Space is the main guy behind Øresund Space Collective. If you are familiar with that group's improvised space music (and if you've paid attention to Music Street Journal over the years, you have to have heard quite a bit about them because we've covered them pretty extensively), you'll be in the right general area for what you'll find here. That said, this is mostly keyboard based with the only other person included being Hasse Horrigmoe, who handles the bass duties. I'd say that a lot of this makes me think of early Pink Floyd, but there are plenty of other sounds and concepts at play. This is quite an interesting set, really.

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The keyboards that start this are weird. This cut is definitely shorter than the opener, but still weighs in at over 12-minutes. It's also not ambient, but is all about the space keyboards. This thing gets decidedly trippy, It's weird, yet compelling. The later sections turn positively crazed as it intensifies.