Tomorrow Was Better Yesterday, by The Galaxy Electric

Tomorrow Was Better Yesterday

by The Galaxy Electric

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1.	Stage 1 (Exposure) 02:17	buy track
2.	Tomorrow Was Better Yesterday 03:27	buy track
3.	Stage 2 (Re-entry) 03:50	buy track
4.	Trippingly We Go 01:23	buy track
5.	Better Than Words 02:06	buy track
6.	S.O.S. 03:26	buy track
7.	Last Night on Planet Earth 03:13	buy track
8.	Time Slipping 02:07	buy track
9.	Transmission Fini 01:41	buy track
10.	Reality in Theory 01:51	buy track
11.	Gravitational Collapse 07:19	buy track
12.	Life on Planet Zorb 03:59	buy track
13.	How High 01:40	buy track
14.	Endless Voyage 02:00	buy track
15.	Power Trip 03:37	buy track
16.	Surfing on Soft Rays 08:46	buy track
17.	Destination Omega 02:56	buy track
18.	Crystalline Glow (Bonus Track) 04:27	buy track
19.	Mirrors of Infinity (Bonus Track) 03:17	buy track

about

A team of scientists and electronic musicians worked together in the early 60s to find the source of the big bang. Around 1964, they were scheduled to present their findings at the World’s Fair. But they went missing.
Their final report was left behind and indicated that they had come close to succeeding in their mission.
No attempt to find them was made and their work was covered up and hidden away.
In 2017, a secret group of underground scientists uncovered their findings and sought out a team of electronic musicians to join them in their secret mission to find the lost explorers.
Enter - The Galaxy Electric. A husband/wife recording duo who research early electronic music pioneers from the 50s and 60s. Little did they know that their knowledge would perfectly coincide with the research of the lost group.
Together, they formed a secret program to track down the lost explorers and - as one past and future collective - discover the source of the Big Bang.
“Tomorrow Was Better Yesterday” tells the story of these two electronic musicians traveling back in time to the 1964 World’s Fair, the last known sighting of the group, in order to follow the clues to track the lost explorers to their unknown coordinates and ultimately the origins of all existence.
Follow along with the album and be careful to tether yourself to earth time as you travel through wormholes, black holes, and parallel dimensions.
Will our cosmic voyagers find what they seek….or end up just as lost as the original explorers they came to rescue?

credits

released October 22, 2020

Jacqueline Caruso - album concept, vocals, Boss RE-20 Space Delays, Mellotron, Korg Delta, Pigtronix Infinity Looper, various percussion
Augustus Green - Buchla Music Easel, Electro Harmonix 16 Second Delay {reissue}, Bugbrand Spring Tanker, Electro Harmonix 45000 Looper, Koma Elektronik Field Kit, Akai S900

Recorded to 4 track 1/4" Teac A-3440 Reel to Reel, Mixed and Mastered by Augustus Green

Artwork by Julian Montague

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The Galaxy Electric

retro-futurists experimenting with psychedelic pop from the space age and around the globe.
Dedicated to creating a better tomorrow, their music is more than the sound you hear, it is a way of being that respects Earth and all living things. We are, after all, simply stardust. ... more

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