Rubycon

Rubycon by Tangerine Dream is absolutely superb. It has become one of my favorite albums by the band, second only to Zeit. What sets Rubycon apart is its sheer enjoyability and the fact that it consists of two brilliant sides, surpassing even Phaedra. It's like embarking on a 30-minute intergalactic journey through sound.

Listening to Rubycon transports me to a solitary space odyssey, a mission of isolation. Floating through the vast darkness of the universe, my spaceship's fuel slowly depletes, pushing me further into the void. Over the years, my fascination with the shimmering stars remains unyielding. The encompassing darkness seems to beckon me, whispering my name in the depths of my mind. But is this a call to adventure or a sign of my deteriorating sanity?

I come to realize that unaccounted time erodes one's perception of time itself. Each passing second feels like a physical assault, gradually draining the vitality from my body. The deeper I venture into the eternal gloom, the more my humanity dissolves, leaving behind emptiness and sorrow. Family and friends become distant concepts, and even sentiments evolve into indifference towards the boundless infinity.