Tomorrow's Explorers

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Reified A compelling science fiction film (without the distracting visuals :-}). Original sound. Favorite track: Tomorrow's Explorers.

sovietintel this was the first track I ever heard of threesix's. it made probably the best impression I could ever receive of them. Favorite track: Poekhali.

Benjamin Weary Simply put: a masterpiece. I discovered 36 not 24 hours ago and this is already one of my favorite albums of 2017. Favorite track: Black Horizon.

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1.	Poekhali 07:50
2.	Black Horizon 09:47
3.	Orphans of the Sky 06:52
4.	Tomorrow's Explorers 13:13
5.	Poekhali (Version) 09:28	buy track
6.	Black Horizon (Version) 16:22	buy track
7.	Orphans of the Sky (Version) 08:41	buy track

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We're living in a unique time in history. Most of our planet has already been traversed and catalogued by people who have come before us. Earth, at least from a geographical perspective, has few discoveries left for us. The true unknown lies in the worlds beyond our own. It's likely that in the next few decades, humans will finally have the means to take our first tentative steps on the surface of our neighbouring planet, Mars. We will be the first known species that has both the knowledge and the desire to transcend our existence beyond our home planet and expand further into space. There may even be people alive today whose children will be born on a planet that isn't called Earth. For them, the concept of "home" has a very different meaning to our own. They will be Tomorrow's Explorers, redefining what it means to be human, whilst retaining the very thing that makes us so - our unquenchable thirst to explore the unknown.

"Tomorrow's Explorers is the follow-up to my 2015 EP 'Sine Dust'. Usually when I finish a record, I draw a line under it and move onto the next concept, with the explicit desire to do something different. After 'Sine Dust', I felt that there was more of a story to tell. Space is a pretty big place! Whereas 'Sine Dust' was a 100% synthesiser-based record, 'Tomorrow's Explorers' expands the sound gamut considerably, introducing heavy string-based sections, that work alongside the synths and pads to create expansive, enveloping walls of sound. This culminates in the 13 minute title track, which I feel is one of my most audibly rich, melodically complex tracks to date. Drawing influence from every other record I've made, whilst taking the sound to new and unfamiliar places, 'Tomorrow's Explorers' is sure to please fans both old and new. The endless themes of space have been explored countless times by artists in the past. It's a limitless source of inspiration for many of us and always a joy to discover. As usual, I hope you enjoy where it takes you." -36

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released January 30, 2017

All tracks written & produced by 36
Artwork & design by Patrick Bunn & 36
Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri @ Black Knoll Studio, New York

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