Subjectively Real Experience

by Space Vixen

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1.	Midnight Moonbath 02:11	info
2.	Gentle As A Morning Star 05:43	info
3.	Warp Speed Rapture 05:22	info
4.	Stars So Bright I'm Going Blind 04:20	info
5.	Frontside Bus To Northbridge 04:45	info
6.	Crystal Cleavage 06:37	info
7.	The Disappointing Reality: It Wasn't Made of Cheese After All 05:31	info
8.	Lesbian Lightcycle Gang 04:37	info
9.	Insidious Phish 05:13	info
10.	Can't Afford My Silence 03:35	info
11.	Mr Bezos, We Have A Problem 04:44	info
12.	Remember Me As I Was (In Those Sexy Photos I Sent) 04:32	info

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"Alien abduction, sometimes also called abduction phenomenon, alien abduction syndrome or UFO abduction, is a personally held belief in which the alleged 'abductee' describes 'subjectively real experiences' of being secretly kidnapped by non-human entities and subjected to physical and psychological experimentation."

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My latest album is finally here! I've been working hard on improving my songwriting craft and really pushing myself to try more new things than ever before, and I'm very happy with how this has turned out!

This is album is, as with most of my work, a love letter to the music I grew up on. More than ever before, I dug deep into my creative wellspring to find the music that really captivated me at a young age and sought to recreate it in my own way, in an attempt to recapture the magic of what got me interested in music in the first place. Instrumental rock, fusion jazz, old video games, quirky 80s synths...it's all here and it feels good to be a part of it!

Another new feat for me: "Subjectively Real Experience" actually tells a story from start to finish. It's a bit of a rollercoaster ride, but try to picture it while you listen. On a lonely planet in the dead of night, a cute space vixen is out for a midnight stroll when a bright light suddenly appears in the sky. She finds herself floating up toward the light, absorbed into it, and taken aboard an alien starship. The vessel then flies away from the planet into the stars, taking her on an incredible journey through the heavens themselves. At last, they reach a new planet, and the vixen is taken into a strange crystal city full of other abductees. Life is different here, and yet, something is familiar. The people are - not unlike on her home planet - suffering. Being forced to work under the greed of one who has appointed himself more important than the rest. After escaping her captivity thanks to a band of rebels, she joins up with them and decides to end this billionaire oligarch's reign of greed. Formulating a plan, the rebels infiltrate his headquarters and dispatch his security. The vixen confronts the man in his office and demands he give in. He offers her a wealthy sum of his own money if she'll stand down, but she refuses. Ever the coward, he hides away on his private rocket and prepares to leave the planet while his minions regroup and prepare to shut down the rebels for good. Vixen and the rebels manage to catch up behind him, sneak aboard, and sabotage the rocket so that he'll never make it back. But in the process, they lose their own way back to the planet, and may not survive to see their goal carried out. As the rocket explodes, no one can see whether vixen and the rebels survived. But every night we look to the stars and remember what they stood for, lest it happen to us in our own futures...

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"I thought that they were angels, but much to my surprise, we climbed aboard their star ship and headed for the skies." - Styx, "Come Sail Away"

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released October 4, 2021

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Space Vixen Albany, New York

I'm a queer composer and keyboard banger making mostly instrumental synth music inspired by prog rock, 80s pop, new jack swing, old video games, psychedelic dub, and even folk music from around the world! I'm living proof that anyone can make music, even with no formal training, no recording studio, and no rich parents!

I hope you enjoy my music! ... more

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