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Landing on Ganymede
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Subsurface Exploration
08:08
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Improbable Discovery
05:17
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Orbital Resonances
03:26
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Tidal Dissipation
07:20
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Doppler Tracking
07:22
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Leaving for Callisto
06:50
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Mutagenese Montreal, Québec
Between ambient, atmospheric and electronic, the music of Mutagenese explores sound textures.
The musical roots
of Mutagenese comes mainly from the Berlin school, but also from artists like Jean-Michel Jarre, Steve Roach, Brian Eno, Future Sound of London and Autechre.
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The textures and sequences truly make me feel as if I was walking the plane of space myself.
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