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Beyond the Infinite

by OGRE & Dallas Campbell

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Jarred Glenn
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Jarred Glenn Stunning. Keep it coming and I will keep buying. Favorite track: Jupiter.
Europaweite Aussichten
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Europaweite Aussichten Just amazing. One of the best albums I've heard this year. Favorite track: AE35.
QuestionTree
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QuestionTree So I thought I pre-ordered the entire album, why was I only able to download one song for the price I paid?
Joe Ozone
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Joe Ozone This is a rare example of an album that has no bad tracks, and on top fo that it is a fantastic alternative soundtrack to one of the great cinematic classics of all time. Normally I pick a favorite track for my reviews, but in this case it's impossible. Quality beginning to end as usual from these guys!
Dr. Slade
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Dr. Slade Outstanding ambient album with two great performers! Stylish with nice inspirations!
RustedMoon
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RustedMoon Nicely trippy, chill techno; has a flavor of Pink Floyd. I do astrophysics to this. Favorite track: Jupiter Mission.
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Overture 02:49
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Monolith I 03:16
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Squirt 01:48
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To Clavius 07:02
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Monolith II 03:33
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Sketches 05:04
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AE35 06:24
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Human Error 03:59
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Intermission 00:25
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Cut Adrift 04:44
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Daisy 05:48
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Jupiter 04:05
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Starchild 01:35
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End Credits 04:08

about

1968’s 2001: A Space Odyssey is often regarded as one of the most influential films ever to be made. While taking inspiration from Clarke’s novel of the same name, Kubrick created a living and breathing version of the already stellar story detailing Man’s birth, history, and its sprint toward the infinite. Aside from from the revolutionary film itself, the film’s soundtrack has been considered iconic for nearly five decades; It’s physical release featuring a symphonic score performed by world-famous orchestras from across the globe that spanned multiple volumes.

In 2016, OGRE and Dallas Campbell follow in the footsteps of these legends by reverently creating an alternate score to the film.

Beyond the Infinite is a carefully composed alternate soundtrack created on analog synthesizers alongside more experimental compositional techniques that spans 2001’s entire 134 minute run time. With tools such as the Korg MS-20, Korg Mono/Poly, Roland SH-101, and RS-505 at their hands, Robin and Dallas spent two months crafting a beautiful response to the simple question many fans of the film have asked:

What would 2001 be like with a synth-based soundscape?

“Beyond The Infinite sounds like it could've been composed by one person. This level of cohesion is something we're both really proud of, and is hopefully symptomatic of a successful collaboration, though people familiar with us should still be able to pick out those Robin and Dallas moments.”

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Dallas Campbell (Dallas Campbell, Magic Happened) is a is based West Virginia and boasts a massive collection of analog synthesizers.

facebook.com/dallassynthmusic
twitter.com/freezeyourbrain
soundcloud.com/dallas-campbell

Robin Ogden (OGRE) is an musician and composer based in The UK who has provided music for film, games, and more.

facebook.com/ogresound
twitter.com/ogresounds
soundcloud.com/ogresound

credits

released May 31, 2016

All music composed and arranged by Robin Ogden and Dallas Campbell
Cover art by Geoff Hoskinson
Mastered by David Klug

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