Most of the vocals consist of cutted and recomposed syllables of exotic languages - except "Let there be silence", sung by Sigrid Haverkamp. The tracks 7 to 11 are experimental rhythmic soundscapes including song-like fragments, shaman singer (Polaris) or slow moving trombones over a hypntoic monotone bass (Roll & Roll & Roll).

Andreas Ecker: all instruments, arrangements, mixes
Sigrid Haverkamp: vocals on "Let there be Silence"
Arik Lucian Kami Ecker: baby breath-noises on "Polaris"
Cover Design: Andreas Ecker

1. Lah So
2. Shai Shai
3. Cuma Dofoje
4. Bonedonc
5. Wesselin In Nef Silinem
6. Let There Be Silence
7. The Forgotten Time
8. Microorganisms In The Mariana Arc
9. Polaris
10. Roll and Roll and Roll

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/14/2013
The Headroom Project lives in Bonn Germany

Tagged as: Electronica, World, Experimental Electronic

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