Serving as an epilogue to Dynatron's sophomore opus Aeternus, The Rigel Axiom expands upon similar motifs – those of eternal space exploration, loneliness, and discovery. The EP experiments in mining the depths of dark ambient elements within Dynatron's universe, as it takes us on a measured journey to Rigel: the brightest star in the constellation Orion. The 5-song, 25-minute EP will be one of Dynatron's first introductions to vinyl upon release. About Dynatron: One of the early producers in the retrosynth scene, Denmark's Dynatron has been hailed as one of the most consistent composers in the genre for his pulsating and lofty atmospheres. Releasing his first tracks in mid-2012 to great acclaim, he soon featured on Perturbator's I Am the Night, as well as in the indie thriller film Cold in July. Two albums and three EPs later, Dynatron is one of the most well-respected artists in the retro scene, composing darksynth from a completely different angle than Blood Music labelmates Perturbator, GosT, Dan Terminus, and Tommy '86. Influenced heavily by more ethereal masters – such as Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis – Dynatron's sense of darkness isn't from the exploration of the human mind nor the pits of hell, but rather from the wonder and despair of eternal space exploration.
