Imagine a highly advanced civilization, which is located somewhere in the Universe. Any technological civilization is, in fact, increasing its energy consumption with time, as humanity does. So, it needs a good source of energy.
All the planets have finite amount of energy sources such as fossil and nuclear fuels. Thus, a civilization has to move out from its parent planet to collect energy directly from a star or a star system. It will construct a huge amount of solar arrays which would be capable to transmit energy back to the planet. Eventually, the parent star might be entirely enclosed by a cloud of satellites, allowing the civilization to make use of almost all the energy produced by the star.
Such hypothetical structure is called Dyson Sphere. It is named after U.S. physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson, who was the first to propose a possibility of existence of such objects.
There are some variations of a Dyson Sphere. A cloud of satellites depicted above is one example, sometimes called Dyson swarm or Dyson ring. It is the closest approximation to the initial Dyson’s idea. Dyson swarm consists of huge amount of constructs, each with an independent orbit. Each satellite would be stable on its own and capable of beaming its energy back to the planet.
Another example, most often depicted in fiction, is Dyson shell. This is a structure entirely enclosing its parent star. Such structure would completely absorb the emission of the central star, making the host civilization capable of using 100% of its energy output. It would also provide the host with an immense habitable zone (if the surface could be made habitable). Although Dyson shell has these advantages it is probably unfeasible, according to Dyson himself.
Such objects are now looked for as their existence could be a sign of extraterrestrial life, though none of them have been found yet.

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Dyson Sphere [Spaceal Orbeats - In Search for an Explanation LP]

Aleksei Klimkin (Apobothra) is a Moscow based electronic music producer who has been inspired by such musicians as The Future Sound of London, Autechre, Biosphere, Brian Eno, Basic Channel / Rhythm & Sound, DeepChord / Echospace, ASC / Mindpsan, bvdub, Fluxion, Quantec, Fingers In The Noise and others. 
Starting with drum&bass in 2006 his tastes have gradually shifted to deeper electronic music such as dub techno, deep techno and ambient. Many of his tracks have been supported by some big names on the scene. 
His first release with Apobothra alias was released on Spaceal Orbeats label in the end of 2013 and simultaneously became his first album. It is called ‘In Search for an Explanation’ and the production style there is based on author’s intoxication by science and particularly by astrophysics.
In real life "Apobothra" is an astronomical term whose meaning is quite similar to "Apogee", but while Apogee is the point of greatest distance between the Earth and its orbiting object, Apobothra is the furthermost point on the Black Hole orbit.