Brave New World by Sterling Sterling : Brave New World.
 Sublime and ethereal electronic music.

On this second release, Sterling attempts a more thematic work dealing with the idea of the destruction and rebirth of the Earth. The various songs were produced and arranged within this conceptual framework. In the end, this album came to be a unique experience including more energetic songs along with the trademark ambient works that Sterling has come to be known for.

It makes for a unique and engaging listening experience that leaves it up to the listener as to what they want to feel and how they want to interpret things. Sterling loves to maintain a sense of mystique within his works and this album does just that.

Songs:

1. Separate Lives
2. Prayer
3. Love Song
4. Anathema
5. World On Fire
6. Control
7. Desperation
8. Escape
9. Survival
10. Home
11. Don't Want You To Be Lonely
12. Never Felt This Way Before
13. Fade
14. Last Sunrise
15. Derealized
16. Searching

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Release date: 7/17/2010
Sterling lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno

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