Chrysalis by Sequential Dreams

This title was inspired by the Sci-Fi TV Series Babylon 5, and the passing of actress Mira Furlan (a.k.a. "Delenn") may she Rest In Peace.
"I look at the stars. It's a clear night and the Milky Way seems so near. That's were I'll be going soon. We are all star stuff" - Mira Furlan.
Musically, this album was also heavily inspired by some of the sounds of German "Berlin School of Electronic Music" pioneers Tangerine Dream. May you also Rest In Peace Edgar Froese.

<<Simply marvellous, brilliant album.>> Paul Baker, Soundscapes, Radio Tamworth, Hermitage FM.

<< CHRYSALIS continues where Metamorphic Waves left off at the end of 2017, but with a more creative vision>>
Review by Synth&Sequence's Sylvain Lupari
https://www.synthsequences.com/post/sequential-dreams-chrysalis-2021

Note for "Diachronic Verbs in Temporal Sentences" single track purchasers here on Bandcamp: This album's new extended length version of track was rearranged and remastered for this Chrysalis album. Sections of the tracks have been segmented into individual parts 1 to 4.
Note for "Dawn of the Third Age - Part 2 (Feat. Johan Tronestam)" - Streaming music listeners on other platforms may find this with the incorrectly named "Dawn to the Third Age (...)" due to a typo in the distribution process.

Synthesizer centric electronic and often sci-fi or space themed soundtrack instrumental music. Penchant for the classic sounds, reimagined.

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