Alphaxone is back with a new futuristic album ripe with detailed space sounds

The map is old and quite inaccurate. The slow creeping of years and centuries have wrought much change, even in these somnolent spires.

As you stride amongst primeval pillars, covered in moss and lichen, the whimpering of old gods can be heard in the grey and listless heavens above.
Their impotent tears spatter on your coat, each splash birthing translucent snakes, ever slithering southward to rest again in the blackened soil and mud.

The shimmer that surrounds the crash site is unmistakable, imbuing the mists and rain with a sickly pallor.
Dilapidated excavations loom around the edges of the gigantic crater, the darkness of their maws whispering of things best left buried.
After a brief climb, your boots find firm purchase on the charred glass of the site. A shiver works its way down your spine as understanding arises in your cortex.
You have arrived at the Chronosphere.

Exploring particle storms, floating spheres and ancient grounds it invokes the key of old to unlock the future.

With soothing synths, brooding space swells and mysterious overlays it comes highly recommended for fans of cinematic space ambient.
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released April 30, 2019

Written, Produced, Performed
Mehdi Saleh

Artwork & Mastering
Simon Heath

Alphaxone serves us a warm and inviting album about the contrast between the dystopian and the dream of a better future among the stars.

With a breath of fresh air from the oxygen tank you gaze over the rooftops towards a red sky. The colonization ship glimmers, leaving for dreams of a better future. Below, the city has turned dead silent after curfew. You fish a cred stick out of your pocket, enough for this months oxygen supply. At this rate you're ten lifetimes away from a resettlement ticket. Or 6 months if you play your cards right in the underworld.

Recommended for fans of Space Ambient and Warm Analogue pads.

Available in 24 bit
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released January 14, 2020

Written, Produced, Performed - Mehdi Saleh
Artwork & Mastering - Simon Heath
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Alphaxone, ProtoU and Onasander join forces on Shadows of Forgotten Legends. Ancient behemoths lurk in black waters on this sub-ambient album.

According to Nordic legends, the Kraken was a mythological creature that was terrorizing sailors from Greenland to Norway. By emerging from deep sea, the giant beast was shattering vessels with huge tentacles and devouring entire crews.

"Shadows of forgotten legends" draws a new sonic path to invoke this ancient Scourge of the Seas, awakening it from deep sleep.

"Below the thunders of the upper deep;
Far far beneath in the abysmal sea,
His ancient, dreamless, uninvaded sleep
The Kraken sleepeth: faintest sunlights flee
About his shadowy sides; above him swell
Huge sponges of millennial growth and height;
And far away into the sickly light,
From many a wondrous grot and secret cell
Unnumber'd and enormous polypi
Winnow with giant arms the slumbering green.
There hath he lain for ages, and will lie
Battening upon huge seaworms in his sleep,
Until the latter fire shall heat the deep;
Then once by man and angels to be seen,
In roaring he shall rise and on the surface die.
- Alfred Lord Tennyson"

Layered drone and aquatic textures combine for a deep journey into the depths.

released January 28, 2020

Written, Produced, Performed: Mehdi Saleh, Sasha Puzan, Maurizio Landini

Artwork & Mastering: Simon Heath

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