Tomorrow, The Stars, by The British Stereo Collective

Tomorrow, The Stars

by The British Stereo Collective

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jumbotrousers I've only recently subscribed to the CiS library - this album is worth the subscription fee on its own!

Looking forward to hearing what else I've been missing out on. Favorite track: Pressure Drop.

Gareth Taylor Another superb album from BSC. Great arrangement and pacing throughout. Favorite track: Atmospheres.

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	1.	Overture 02:48
	2.	Alien Landscape 02:51
	3.	Atmospheres 02:04
	4.	Reconnaissance 03:22
	5.	Diagnostics 02:27
	6.	Death on the Launchpad 01:47
	7.	Celestial Dawn 02:18
	8.	First Encounter 02:49
	9.	Go For Launch 01:32
	10.	Forbidding Planet 02:49
	11.	Attack Force 01:15
	12.	Alien Rocks 02:59
	13.	Isolation 00:54
	14.	Pressure Drop 02:20
	15.	Final Encounter 01:31
	16.	Infinite Space 03:08
	17.	Ascension 04:37
	18.	Prelude to Infinity 00:59
	19.	Side A 22:02
	20.	Side B 20:38

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Alongside the diverse selection of TV and radio themes presented on ‘Mystery Fields’ (and subsequent volumes of the ongoing ‘Sound Library’), The British Stereo Collective provided the score to the epic 1979 science fiction film ‘Tomorrow, the Stars’.

Alternately melodic and abstract, the film’s score utilised traditional classical instrumentation, as well as the latest synthesisers; and that old sci-fi and horror staple, the mighty Theremin!

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EDIT: I've just added the continuous Side A/Side B tracks to the album. Be aware, these are the VINYL MASTERS. If there's a few you wanting it, I'll see how quickly I can get proper digital masters from Antony. Just let me know.

Vinyl subscribers have already started receiving these, pressed on orange vinyl and including an abridged 8 page facsimile of the original movie programme. There's a PDF of the programme uploaded here too.

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released October 15, 2022

Phil Heeks’ second LP for Castles in Space (and his first for the CiS Subscription Library) is an electronic/symphonic hybrid, balancing traditional classical scoring with ambient and hard electronica.

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