Galactica Tranctica, one of the UK's rising stars in the electronic music space, has just unleashed ‘Forgotten Forever’, a seven-track journey that pushes the boundaries of trance and storytelling. The brainchild of Jason Poole, Galactica Tranctica is a vibrant channel for his lifelong passion for music, exploring an evolving and constantly changing sonic narrative that's both exhilarating and poignant.
Inspired by the experimental sounds of Grimes, Galactica Tranctica weaves a tale of compassion, betrayal, and resilience, delivering a unique perspective that is backed perfectly by a vibrant, fusion of sounds. For his latest album, Jason has delivered an emotional odyssey that unfolds through pulsating rhythms and ethereal melodies, forging a modern album that won't be forgotten anytime soon.
From the very first track, ‘Antigravity’, the listener is plunged into a world of thick basslines and shimmering synths. ‘Crystal Girl’ takes a more atmospheric route, with ceaseless hi-hats and keyboard motifs that conjure a club-like atmosphere. The title track, ‘Forgotten Forever’, strips away the percussion, creating a lush sonic soundscape that shimmers like a psychedelic dreamscape.
Elsewhere, ‘Kyoto’ ventures into darker territory with minor chords and syncopated beats, while ‘Utopia’ embraces higher frequencies and an ethereal ambience. The album concludes with a remix of ‘Forgotten Forever’, showcasing a new side to the song where harsh tones are muted for a soothing end to the saga.
While instrumental throughout, the album tells a compelling story of a kind-hearted villager betrayed by those he helped, as Jason explained in our exclusive interview. The album's emotional depth is undeniable, and its pretty, yet haunting melodies linger long after the final track fades away.
An invitation to explore the power of music to evoke emotion and tell stories, Galactica Tranctica's latest offering is a testament to his artistry and innovation, proving that electronic music can be both dance-inducing and thought-provoking.
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