Sequential Dreams - The Infinite Divide

posted Apr 1, 2017, 8:51 AM by Ron Charron   [ updated Oct 19, 2022, 12:27 PM ]

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"A celebration of Synthesizer and Sequencer driven 
Cinematic Electronic Rock music
as inspired by the pioneers of the "Berlin-School of Electronic Music" 
movement of the late '70s and it's electronic rock descendents of the '80s and '90s"

"A good fusion between Pink Floyd and the gang of Froese, Franke and Baumann 
in an approach which transcends the works of Sequential Dreams up to here"

 
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https://sequentialdreams.bandcamp.com/album/the-infinite-divide
https://sequentialdreams.bandcamp.com/album/the-infinite-divide

The Infinite Divide Album Reviews

  • Remote Skies' George Miler Reviews The Infinte Divide A thought provoking essay by Remote Skies' George Miler on the theme and music of The Infinite Divide album by Sequential Dreamsby George Miler, Remote Skies - Reviewed April 2017Visit Store(CD soon also available on Ricochet Dreams catalog!)Back to main album page1 A Geometry of Shadows 9:352 Angels at Hades Gates 6:353 Breath of Life 6:194 Dark Energy 8:475 Eternity in a Moment 4:156 In Search of Forever 5:557 Glittering C-Beams 5:178 The Deconstruction of Falling Stars 5:489 The Einstein-Rosen Bridge 6:2310 Distant Sunrise 4:17Sequential Dreams (CD/DDL 63:03) ****¼(Electronic Rock & Berlin School ...
    Posted Apr 22, 2017, 5:59 AM by Ron Charron
  • Synth&Sequences Reviews The Infinite Divide by Sequential Dreams “A good fusion between Pink Floyd and the gang of Froese, Franke and Baumann in an approach which transcends the works of Sequential Dreams up to here" Sylvain Lupari, Synth&Sequences Review, April 2017VISIT STORE (soon also available on Ricochet Dreams catalog!)Back to main album pageSEQUENTIAL DREAMS: The Infinite Divide (2017) by Sylvain Lupari, Synth & Sequences - Reviewed April 2017“This has to be the most achieved work of Sequential Dreams which finally blend all those eras of Tangerine Dream into a complete sonic veil which floats for all those who want more of TD”1 A Geometry of Shadows 9:352 Angels at Hades Gates 6:353 Breath of Life 6:194 Dark Energy ...
    Posted Apr 20, 2017, 2:13 PM by Ron Charron
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Released April 6, 2017

Following the release of "The Exodus Wave" album in Jan 2017, Sequential Dreams decided to produce a "sister album" with material strongly inspired from the late '70s and early '80s productions of "Berlin-School of Electronic Music" pioneers.

The Infinite Divide album by Sequential Dreams (teaser 1)


"The Infinite Divide" is this album. In continuation of the exploration of Sci-Fi inspired themes, but in this album, also the philosophical theme of "dualism" - this album presents itself with two core personalities: Berlin-School inspired electronic music, and that of instrumental cinematic electronic rock as often heard in  Sci-Fi cinematic and video game productions.

Angels at Hades Gates on The Infinite Divide album (teaser 2)


Get ready for a great adventure in music!

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Visit our page on Bandcamp to listen and buy previous Sequential Dreams albums.

Be one of the few to get the limited-run CDs!

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.


You may also be interested in our previous album, "The Exodus Wave" released Jan 1, 2017:

http://www.bordersedge.com/news/exoduswave


 And releasing in November 2017:  "Metamorphic Waves"

http://www.bordersedge.com/news/metamorphicwavesbysequentialdreams