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And now for information on Sequential Dreams: Metamorphic Waves (2017) album...
Available through 24-7, 7 digital, Amazon Music, Anghami, Apple iTunes, Apple Music, AWA, Boomplay, Deezer, Hungama, iHeartRadio, iMusica, InProdicon, KDigital, KKBox, Kuack, Line Music, Napster, NetEase Cloud Music, Pandora, Qobuz, Resso, Saavn, Shazam, Slacker Radio, SoundExchange, Spotify, Synchtank, Tencent Music Entertainment, Tidal, TikTok, TouchTunes & Play Network, United Media Agency (UMA), XIAMI, Yandex, YouTube Music.
Album cover artwork by Siggi We
<< Be prepared to be blown away by the latest Sequential Dreams release Metamorphic Waves,
this release is highly recommended for lovers of space rock & Berlin School>>
<< Ambient Electronic Rock loaded with the memories of TD in their Force Majeure era >>
Synth&Sequences review excerpt comparing to music of Tangerine Dream (TD): Sequential Dreams "Metamorphic Waves" written by Stephane Lupari
<< "Metamorphic Waves": A splendid forthcoming album that just oooooozes the synthonic texture of olde 'Tangerine Dream'
... Hawke Rating: 10/10 Well done!!!!!!!!!" >>
Harborough FM in the UK's radio show host Terry James Hawke upon a pre-release audition of the upcoming Sequential Dreams "Metamorphic Waves"
Metamorphic Waves by Sequential Dreams is the next all-new material album of classic era TD-style synths, sequences, and guitars. This album is a personal project by Sequential Dreams founder Ron Charron, who composed, performed, mixed and mastered all tracks on the album. Like the Sequential Dreams page on Facebook for updates. About this album Classic Synthesizer and Sequencer instrumental music with shades of underlying prog rock in a Berlin-School influence base. A must for fans of the classic-era TD style music! During the late 70s and early 80s, there was a time when the use of synthesizers helped to create a new kind of music. For some artists and bands, these new sounds were a way to widen the sonic palette as applied to styles such as progressive rock and also give birth to such styles as ambient and soundscape music. Certainly, synthesizers were adopted by many film score producers as a vehicle of choice for creating a rich musical backdrop to enhance the mood or drama in scenes. One such band, out of Germany, became a reference in this area. The band was called Tangerine Dream. Of course, the 80s turned into the 90s, and then the 2000’s and beyond. However those early days are when the synthesizer and sequencer driven music stood out so clearly from what have ever been produced before. Metamorphic Waves, this album, takes its influences from what some call the “classic age” of Synthesizer/Sequencer music. The name of the album “Metamorphic Waves” alludes to a music that engages in morphic behaviour. Though there may be the appearance of repetition, which inevitably is a trait of sequencer-style music, the sequences travel through an ever-changing backdrop of soundscapes, vocalizations, pads, and drama enhancing effects. Track titles, and the ordering of tracks and associated moods, find their influence in the album composer’s explorations of the writings of William Brinkley, in particular, his novel called “The Last Ship” written in 1988. The Last Ship tells the story of a United States Navy guided missile destroyer, the fictional USS Nathan James (DDG-80), on patrol in the Barents Sea during a brief, full-scale nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union. It details the ship's ensuing search for a new home for her crew. Lovers of “space rock”, prog-rock, Berlin School electronic, and instrumental soundtracks should love this album. This one is for you! Metamorphic Waves Reviews
Closing Words: Make Peace, not War. Save lives, don't take them. The Last Ship theme is about survival of the human race. Let's not make the mistakes described in the William Brinkley novel. We owe it to our children, and their children. |  Get The Limited-Availability CD Now! Choose the Mega-Bundle option for 7 hours of music! Mega-Bundle CD offer includes the limited edition Metamorphic Waves album CD PLUS 6 digital download albums compiled for the Metamorphic Waves track themes and include artists: Bernhard Beibl, Kuutana ( Ron Charron), Johan Tronestam, Chris Pearre Synthesist), Kori L Carothers, Luna Firma (with Eric "the" Taylor), Dave Davis, Sundown Cafe (with Celestial View), The Color of Sleep, Starship Trooper  Sequences#116 starts with tracks "The Last Ship" and "Antarctica Base" of the Metamorphic Waves album. Composite image above, by Mick Garlick, show host of Sequences Magazine.  More Sequential Dreams Albums
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