Microscopics

For the Future Music Magazine feature on Gas 0095,  Richard Barbieri from the hugely successful Porcupine Tree, and legendary and influential group Japan, was kind enough to give us a quote about the album…

I loved the album , Microscopic sounds amazing.
It has beautifully crafted arrangements with programmed synthesis and textures that constantly evolve.
Filmic landscapes of electronics ebb and flow [...]

Web designer and good egg Rob Chant has started a comprehensive info lens on all things Emit. Emit was the label that Gas 0095 was originally released on. Visit now.
Other Emit resources on the web
Emit.cc - unofficial fan site, with info, discog and forum
Emit Tribe - with forum
Emit on Wikipedia - gets vandalised from time [...]

Worldwide Telescope has just been updated with a browser version, so now everyone can gaze at the heavens with telescopic detail. It’s not as smooth when zooming and scrolling as the installed program, so I would still recommend installing the full version if you can, but it does have most of the features of the [...]

Problem: You’re an advanced alien civilisation, you’ve travelled further than you can count, and the locals only speak variations on a primitive phonetic language.
So how do you communicate with them?

Solutions…
 

By getting the locals to chant…

 
By hand signal…

For the recent Future Music feature on Gas 0095, Magnus Birgersson from Solar Fields was kind enough to give us a quote about the album…

“Gas 0095: A timeless masterpiece that still sounds unique and fresh. Top notch ambient music that will take you on an unforgettable journey.”

Magnus has just released his new album, Movements, and a great album it [...]

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