solsticesecond
Oblidivm definitely knows how to arrange beautiful synth orchestrations that bring me back to my favourite retro OSTs. Another banger from the space opera master.
Favorite track: Rare Earth Hypothesis.
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Intro - Where Are They?
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The Fermi Paradox
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Rare Earth Hypothesis
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Beyond The Oort Cloud
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The Great Filter
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Light Years Apart
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Oblidivm Spain
Oblidivm, created by Sergio González, is a retro, space-themed electronic project inspired by '80s music. Merging an organic, progressive approach with the epic grandeur of sci-fi cinema, Oblidivm offers a deep reflection on astronomy and humanity's future in the cosmos. Born from a passion sparked in video game music, it's a journey through both nostalgia and exploration. ... more
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