The grandiose (and perpetual) opportunity to delve into Michael Ferentino's Bedtime for Robots archives lives and breathes with a digital queue that holds hours of artistry, ranging from the fruitful span of 2012-2014.
As such, there are 24 electronic tracks to experience, which include the following, brain-stroking submissions: Tetralogy of Fallout, Unknown Organism, EdenX, Strolling Through a Dark Pine Forest, Elements, Hello Baphomet, Viscous, Blood Viscous, Frankincense, Spaceflesh, Frozensection, Moonphase, Half Moon Hill, Life on the Moon, Undulating Machine, Slow Wave Sleep, Planet 17, All the Way Home, Lusitania, Spider Eyes, Witchesburn, Mt. Misery, Dawnsong and Gun Thief. (If these eclectic titles don't spark your interest, what will?! And some are new to the Bedtime for Robots library: part of the unreleased past, but for all intents and purposes, birthed solely for this commemorative spree, and as meticulous as anything Ferentino has ever brewed.)
The cryptic beauty of Bedtime for Robots cannot be denied (and if I may be so bold, Kristjan Karu's ascending, crimson artwork, as featured in the first, two panels of this post, astutely represents the contents' fiery splash). The included manifestations are, therefore, unique wonders to enflame one's ears, thanks to their implied, Bowie-esque themes and catchy, Tangerine Dream-ish nuances (sometimes graced by simulated voices and even statements). But in truth, they're designed to conjure whatever a listener may require (depending upon his/her soundtrack-yearning state), just as the best classical music will do. In other words, they're cerebral door-openers for whatever suits one's fantastic fancy.
One thing's for certain: When a listener becomes lost in the Ferentino's ear-tingling tapestry, there's no turning back, so if by some foolish turn, you've not yet experienced Bedtime for Robots, the golden opportunity is at hand.
Catch the mind-expanding frequencies at
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kxlgSjBNY51xhQXIYDdRsaQLh8a_VgiKo&fbclid=IwAR2dl9vUplRbN_X87F18RUko2OZ55LBAGlU1g3LuGEBLFm6P2bxE0sPHd2U
NEWS FLASH/SPECIAL ALERT: Ferentino has just informed Bizarrechats that he's signed a deal with Grimes' Elf Tech for the next Bedtime for Robots single, and that (hold on to your seats) Grimes A.I. vocals will be featured! Whoa! Speak of historic!)
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