The Void (album)
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| The Void | ||
| Image:Bjorn Lynne - The Void (1997) Album cover.jpg | ||
| Studio album by Bjørn Lynne | ||
| Released | March 1997 | |
| Recorded | Self-published | |
| Genre | Electronic / Progressive Rock / Space rock / Fantasy rock | |
| Length | 73:13 | |
| Label | Self-published | |
| Producer(s) | Self-produced | |
| Bjørn Lynne chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Witchwood (1996-03) |
The Void (1997-03) |
Wizard of the Winds (1998-03) |
Bjorn Lynne's 1997 electronica/prog rock album The Void is about a space traveler who encounters a serious problem with his space ship. Unable to return to home, they go off exploring the Void, a vast an unknown area that no human might ever be able to enter.
[edit] Track listing
- Into the Void – 9:28
- All Life is One, Part 3 – 5:21
- Electroglow – 5:02
- Dar Shan – 5:55
- On the Edge? – 5:02
- Truth or Sanity? Part 3 – 2:05
- Relentless – 12:08
- Signals – 7:32
- Who Knows – 6:35
- The Nothing – 14:03
[edit] External links
- Bjorn Lynne's web site page for The Void. Includes lo-fi (40 kbit/s/22 kHz) full-length previews of all songs.
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