Modern renaissance woman Elaine Walker recently revived her timeless album 'Four Momemtum', which had her fans buzzing, leaving them in anticipation of what she would do next.
If you're unfamiliar, Walker's music defies categorization with its retro-future sound, mixing elements of Martian ambient and funky roller disco. Beyond music, she is a pioneer of microtonal music, a published mathematician, inventor of the upright keyboard, and a black belt martial artist who has contributed to NASA-funded research on humans on Mars.
Now he's back with a new album, 'No Terrestrial Road', which is a fascinating vision exploring humanity, space and reality, inspired by his mathematical research into imaginary spaces. Through songs like “Invaders,” “Eleven,” and “Don't Leave My Planet,” Elaine delves into the speculative future of humanity and its possible encounters with extraterrestrial life. Musically, No Terrestrial Road ventures into unconventional territory, experimenting with several equal temperaments and the unique Bohlen-Pierce scale. Tracks like “Flow Field” and “Matter Over Mind” showcase Elaine's ability to blend retro and avant-garde sounds, inviting listeners to experience a sonic journey like no other.
Check it out for yourself below!
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