The Nautilus Project – Futuristica

Artist The Nautilus Project
Title Futuristica
Genre Dub Techno
Label Self
Catalog# –
Released 2014
MP3 Download Source EP
Play Time 45:09 min
Total Tracks. 6
Bitrate 320 kbps

1. Out Of Range ( 7:46)
2. Contaminated Zone ( 6:18)
3. Cyber Metropolis ( 7:50)
4. Basic Redirection [Quantec Remix] ( 7:30)
5. Forbidden District [Ayqix Remix] ( 6:29)
6. Sector 14 [Mr. Cloudy BaR Fx] ( 9:16)

Total Playtime: 45:09 min

After the “Solid State Society” release, which was published as the Nautilus Project’s third studio album on U-Cover (Belgium), the futuristic aspects of the music project were rendered and materialized to a new intermediate station.

As slightly announced here and there, TNP changed its subject structure, away from the oceanic themes with which TNP has been become famous for in the past, for example with the releases of “Backdrift To Sea”, “Operations”, “Harbor At Night” and “Get Back On Course”.

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“Solid State Society” was the first step and the beginning of the new direction into post-modern/future/sci-fi/space worlds, so the actual “ship” (the Nautilus, as a transport medium) just changed its terrain and time. That decision wasn’t planned in advance, it came naturally due to the revival of Nemo’s fascination about space, cyberpunk, far and endless worlds in outer space and all those great vintage times, where people imagined the post-modern future in the 80s with gaming computers and sci-fi books – although it was mainly produced in the territory of dubtechno and deep techno.

Now, with “Futuristica”, we have the follower release to the SSS album. It contains all the works which hadn’t a chance to find its place on the CD. Some of them were finished before and during the album release, some of them shortly after. Decisions had to been taken due to the side-production of “Shades & Forms”, so those unreleased tracks went to a label which was interested in a vinyl release, but it never materialized. Finally and with some additions, “Futuristica” has been published here, including great remixes of the highly successful artists of Quantec, Mr. Cloudy and Ayqix.