Movement 1: The Decompression
Movement 2: The Ascension
Movement 3: The Decent
Movement 4: The Infinite
Movement 5: The Guiding
Movement  6: The sacred Dagobah
Movement 7: The Sacred

Transcendental meditation in seven movements

Movement 1: Sanguine dance
The excitement of the Unknown as one heads off on a journey. It is in sonata format, beginning in the key of E major and then moving through different keys and time signatures. The feeling you get when you first drive onto the highway or as the train leaves the station. This is the dance of hopefulness.

Pseudosound - Pseudo-Psymphony #1 in E major - 01 Sanguine dance in E major

Movement 2: Stormy dance
This joy becomes tempered by the foreboding feeling of approaching storms. The ominous vibe is interrupted by a brilliant, yet short glimpse of the sunset as the clouds briefly part. We head for shelter. The clouds race down from the mountains, seemingly in all directions at once. This is the dance of turbulence

Pseudosound - Pseudo-Psymphony #1 in E major - 02 Stormy dance in E major

Movement 3: Festive dance
The celebration after the storm. It’s nighttime and we are outside again, perhaps a little inebriated and celebrating the vitality of the freshly watered forest. The air is clean in the way it can only be after a storm. But take care, there are also ancient spirits out and about. An upbeat waltz in F# major. This is the dance of joviality

Pseudosound - Pseudo-Psymphony #1 in E major - 03 Festive dance in F# major

Movement 4: Dramaturgical dance
The finale greets the new day with joy and optimism. Starting in E-flat major, the inner balance we feel from our time in pristine nature morphs into a lament of dismay as we return to this hard, concrete world of modern humanity. This is the dance of the operatic. 

Pseudosound - Pseudo-Psymphony #1 in E major - 04 Dramaturgical dance in E-flat major

Pseudosound consists of two people, living on this planet at this time. Every now and then, they act as conducts for the universe in it's quest of self-expression.

Being heavily influenced by many genres of music, including classical, soul, reggae, punk, metal, blues, Celtic, electronic and folk, Pseudosound believes that music is a gift from the universe to us and is there to be enjoyed.