Unknown Artist - Analog Science Fiction Science Fact September 1987

Review by Gerome Manson

Analog Science Fiction Science Fact September 1987 is an intriguing album that showcases the talents of an unknown artist. The album is a unique blend of electronic and experimental music, with a heavy emphasis on futuristic themes and concepts.

The album opens with the track "Analog Science Fiction Science Fact," a pulsating and atmospheric piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the listener is taken on a journey through a variety of different sonic landscapes, each one more fascinating than the last.

One standout track is "Cybernetic Dreams," a haunting and ethereal piece that features sparse, glitchy beats and haunting melodies. Another highlight is "Space Odyssey," a propulsive and energetic track that would be right at home in a sci-fi movie.

Summary by Gerome Manson

Analog Science Fiction Science Fact September 1987 is a highly enjoyable and engaging album that will appeal to fans of electronic and experimental music. While the artist behind the album remains a mystery, their talent and creativity are undeniable.