The Day The Music Died, by Atlantis

The Day The Music Died

by Atlantis

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Immediate download of 19-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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5" Compact Disc

Atlantis "The Day The Music Died" is limited to 100 copies for the world. It comes in printed hand-stitched recycled CD wallets with a die-cut inlay with string attachment for safe-keeping. Sealed in a resealable cellophane bag. (hs07)

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1.	An Ear To The Moon 01:53	download
2.	One-Mile Telescope 02:16	download
3.	Ly-Alpha Forest 05:12	download
4.	Chemical Educator 03:12	download
5.	Cell Project One 03:23	download
6.	Zinc Fingers 04:04	download
7.	Mono Poly 03:48	download
8.	The Day The Music Died 05:12	download
9.	Pollen Tube 04:25	download
10.	X-Ray Flux 02:33	download
11.	Ultra Hubble ~ (M51-Type) 03:50	download
12.	Stellar Populations in Spiral Galaxies 02:24	download
13.	Void-Supercluster Alignment 03:24	download
14.	Possible Connections 03:38	download
15.	Fratercula Arctica 03:36	download
16.	640 Light-Years 04:01	download
17.	Inaccurate Modelling 02:28	download
18.	Rococo 04:17	download
19.	Chihuahua Desert 03:45	download

about

"The Day The Music Died" is the new album from Atlantis, this sonic expedition ventures into new, unchartered worlds which before have only been visualised by explorers and scientists alike. As on previous releases, Atlantis uses self-experimentation to conjure a vision of imagination and nostalgic intrigue.

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Video for Ly-Alpha Forest: vimeo.com/27532317

credits

released 02 December 2011
Written, recorded and produced at Roadmap Studios, Cambs UK (2011). Artwork and packaging designed by Tim Diagram, CD sleeves produced by Steph Gheradi.