Rue Jules Verne

by Vosto

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promanev Overheard it on a stream and had to friggin Shazam the track, cuz it was soooooo good! Favorite track: Coming Home (feat. Polemic Heart & Shikimo).

ats0 Driving rhythm fades into dreamy synth with a solid punch on the bassline. Rue Jules Verne isn't just an album, its a journey into creative expression in the digital age. Put this on to let yourself dream of a possible future where humanity is amplified by technology. A real treat! Favorite track: The Zone.

fubarian As with any and all music by Vosto I am drawn to just staring into space, taken to another place in my mind that I frequently forget exists. That childlike feeling of imagination and wonder. This album is a story that's bound to take many others to places they have forgotten about. This is what Vosto does to you. Favorite track: Automata Artisan.

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1.	Rue Jules Verne 05:32	buy track
2.	Unexpected Journey 07:11	buy track
3.	Prophecy 05:45	buy track
4.	Automata Artisan 04:32	buy track
5.	Factory Of Thoughts 05:21	buy track
6.	Typing A Dream 05:44	buy track
7.	The Zone 05:12	buy track
8.	Machinarium 04:26	buy track
9.	Electric Rain 03:43	buy track
10.	Eclipse On Tape (feat. Dimi Kaye) 04:53	buy track
11.	Future Television 04:33	buy track
12.	Hive Drive 03:56	buy track
13.	Coming Home (feat. Polemic Heart & Shikimo) 04:48	buy track

about

The year is 1883 and our intrepid adventurer, exploring the deepest chambers of an abandoned steamworks, discovers a strange, room-sized apparatus.

Great gyroscopic arms encircle a reclined metal chair. Upon whose tarnished seat rests a leather-bound journal, mysterious as it is indecipherable. The erratic scrawl of a madman.

Transfixed by this alien machinery, our adventurer embarks on an odyssey that spans a century of realities. A pilgrimage, as it were, to the heart of consciousness itself.

Herein we chronicle this endeavour as we travel into the foothills of a remote, snow-capped mountain range, eager to greet the creator of our obsession...

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released October 13, 2019

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Vosto Romania

Atop Transylvanian peaks a lone synth lets cry

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