Lagoss Imaginary Island Music Volume 2: Ascension

Daniel García).Moving away from their megamix vignette based first volume, the trio now experiments with a moresong based approach whilst still keeping their trademark jam infused tropicalia and electronic freakouts with an offering to their 1970's sci-fi masters - enter the lift to the stars.First proposed by Russian rocket scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and taken to mystical literaryheights by Arthur C. Clark in his 1979 book Fountains of Paradise, the concept of a space lift takes aspiritual turn here, with LAGOSS chronicling its construction, right here and there on a near futureversion of their Island of Tenerife, in the Canary Archipelago.The album moves freely through ideas and moods akin to the world imagined by Arthur C. Clarke. Itconveys a new story by sonically imagining future civilizations in a faux ethnographical exercise whilstexploring current ideas of technology, religion and alternative history by creating its own particularinsular sound world.The album counts with the participation of dear friends such as a synth solo by Spencer Clark(Monopoly Child Star Searchers et all.) and a punchy, full blown remix by Muqata'a. Altogethercreating a unique collection of eerie musical moments made of sub tropical moods and cyber exoticajams from a band that keeps growing and evolving into their very own personal sound.Enter Tenerife in the late 21st Century, meet the Aquachachos and Guayechi, and ascend!