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Dr. Space Lost in the Space Time Continuum Review by Gary Hill Dr. Space is a busy guy. In addition to his main act Øresund Space Collective, he seems to appear and work on all kinds of other projects. Yet he finds time to do solo works like this one. This keyboard based disc calls to mind acts like Tangerine Dream and Synergy, while also creating its own brand of electronic space music. This review is available in book (paperback and hardcover) form in Music Street Journal: 2021 Volume 5. More information and purchase links can be found at: garyhillauthor.com/Music-Street-Journal-2021.

Track by Track Review

Galaxy 294846 There is a rather computerized kind of vibe to this piece of electronic music. It's definitely got plenty of space music to it, too.

Lost in the Space Time Continuum There are lush layers of strange (but tasty) keyboard textures built into this number. It's pretty intriguing and unusual stuff.

Wurm Noisy bursts of keys create a honking sort of space groove. There is almost a hypnotic quality to this.

Song for Walter There is a great energy and groove to this piece, too. It has plenty of tasty space built into it. There are some parts that feel like synthetic voices. The piece really grows out from there with a lot of style.

Rah Jah Chiming tuned percussion sound brings this cut into existence. Spacey textures rise up to join from there. A sound like a shouted voice is heard at one point. The whole track is reinvented as a fast-paced Synergy like groove as it continues.

Shane's Aura This makes me think of Tangerine Dream in a lot of ways. This is classy electronic music.

Xtrapolation Heavy, dark and freaky, the synth sounds on this are quite powerful.

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