4909: Infinity, by PolarisRadio

4909: Infinity

by PolarisRadio

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Aktayr In fact, i love the entire album but i have to choice and my favorite song is "Phosphor" ^^.
I enjoy this album because Race To Polaris succeeded to create a dark and futuric ambience in "4909". It really seems to be a soundtrack movie. Every song is dynamic and catchy despite (or thanks ^^) the deep ambience.
I like 4909 and I'm going to listen his prequel "Breakneck City". Favorite track: Phosphor.

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1.	Graph Theory (Intro) 01:27	buy track
2.	4909 04:11	buy track
3.	Aurora's Escape 04:17	buy track
4.	Ruins of Breakneck City 04:07	buy track
5.	Milkshake at Sundown (Interlude) 01:42	buy track
6.	User Friendly 03:45	buy track
7.	Underworld Superstar 03:48	buy track
8.	Phosphor 05:00	buy track
9.	Synthetic Everything 02:14	buy track
10.	Afterburner 03:38	buy track

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4909: Infinity is the definitive version of my debut album, 4909. Remastered and extended for maximum immersion.

It is the year 4909. Planet Earth has been dying for years and the concept of individual countries has been discarded due to planetary instability.

The few people who remain have been segregated into colonies around the world where they live in self-contained supercities. Regardless of this situation, vast industries and networks autonomously generate seemingly infinite amounts of technology and products that serve only to further plunge the world into a state of unrelenting ruin.

Come with me and see for yourself what is happening in 4909.

Experience the prestigous and vibrant nightlife inside the supercities, observe the dark labyrinths of the underworld, uncover lost treasures and race through the deserts in search of ruins of forgotten cities and memories of years long since passed...

And then try to find your way back home.

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released January 6, 2017

Music and Artwork by PolarisRadio.

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