Ghost Moon, by Rent Romus' Lords of Outland

Ghost Moon

by Rent Romus' Lords of Outland

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1.	Mutual Eclipses and Transits 05:16	buy track
2.	3.3336 Billion Miles 03:07	buy track
3.	Waking Up 02:23	buy track
4.	Hypothesized Exosphere 01:12	buy track
5.	Knotted Time Slips 04:42	buy track
6.	From Serenity Chasma to Mordor 08:48	buy track
7.	Mutual Tidal Locking 02:17	buy track
8.	Hydrostatic Equilibrium 02:51	buy track
9.	Ghost Moon (Charon Base One) 03:01	buy track
10.	New Horizons 04:20	buy track
11.	Vistors from the tenth space 05:50	buy track
12.	Cryogeyser Garden 06:02	buy track
13.	Dwarf Planet Shuffle 06:06	buy track
14.	Nix, Hydra, Kerberos and Styx 05:57	buy track
15.	The void his eyes, like hollow furnaces on fire 12:25	buy track

about

There was once a place known as Luna's Cafe. There, many citizens from the sonic universe converged and found common ground. The proprietor Art Luna over saw these conferences and kept the light burning bright for over 40 earth years. Little did he know, that these sonic experiments would propagate into the universe traveling on light waves prompting a change in the time space continuum.

Somewhere in the depths of space and time an expedition to the Plutonic Ghost Moon of Charon manifest. In this distant time brave humans propelled themselves into the cold depths of time finding solace and new beginnings on the weird and cold shores of Serenity Chasma near the valley of Mordor. There they set up Charon Base One, a self sufficient sustainable community habitat capable of generating the light, warmth, atmosphere and fertile soil needed to start a new community at the end of the solar system. As their serene community blossomed in the deep dark depths, they were beset by a spectacular event along the polar regions of the little moon. A vast disturbance opened up high above as a swirling vortex of light. An inter-dimensional rift had formed and brought visitors who identified as outer omni-dimensional entities of the "tenth space". They had come to experience third dimensional space only to be surprised to meet living beings on what was thought to be a distant and unpopulated celestial body in the middle of the black void. To the colony community, it was a quite a shock, but as they were separated by time and space it was up to them to reach out in peace and love hoping they would be received in the same manner. After a number of failed attempts were made to communicate verbally it was determined that a series of melodic yet random set of musical improvisations were required to generate response from the visitors. As the music progressed becoming more complex, a productive and peaceful relationship between the humans of Charon and the fiery eyed visitors from the tenth space was established opening up a new era of universal connection and acceptance. - Rent Romus

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released February 27, 2024

Rent Romus ~ alto, c-melody, soprano, sopranino saxophones
Philip Everett ~ Synth, Percussion, Electric Lapharp, Xlarinet
Ray Schaeffer ~ Electric Basses
Anthony Flores ~ Drums & Percussion
featuring Tony Passarell ~ tenor, soprano saxophones, flute

all music by Lords of Outland Jazz On the line Publishing BMI Recording and post production by Nazmir Kelpkut recording, San Francisco Cover images by NASA
Narrative Story "Charon Base One" by Rent Romus
© 2024 Edgetone Records edgetonerecords.com

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Rent Romus San Francisco, California

Rent Romus hailed by Downbeat as having "a bold sound, unmistakable sincerity and conviction". A third generation Finnish American born in the great north of upper Michigan and growing up in the San Francisco Bay ,Romus' work on the saxophone has been dubbed “ferocious” by the San Francisco Weekly and “central to the creative music world of the West Coast” by writer jazz critic Frank Rubolino. ... more

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