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Composer: N.O.Y.B. (Kota Hoshino, Yukinori Takada, Tsukasa Saitoh), Yuji Kanda, Keiichiro Segawa
Arranger: Kota Hoshino, Shohei Tsuchiya, Kohichi Suenaga, Yukinori Takada
Lyricist: Kota Hoshino

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Fundamental Harmonics unveils a soundtrack of the young universe in album Origins of Galaxies on Lepton Quark.

“We are all stardust, but some of us remember the explosion” Fundamental Harmonics.
The universe began in fire, in silence, in the slow unfurling of something from nothing. Now, Fundamental Harmonics channels that primordial pulse into Origins of Galaxies, a sprawling, 13-track electronic opus that maps the dawn of existence through hypnotic techno, deep house, and ambient electronica.

Imagine Anthony Bourdain, whiskey in hand, staring into the void, muttering: "The first galaxies weren’t born—they erupted. They were chaos condensing into poetry." That’s the spirit here. Origins of Galaxies is a journey through celestial nurseries, where tracks like "Glass z13" (hypnotic techno thrumming like a pulsar) and "AzTEC-3" (atmospheric deep techno, heavy with dark matter) evoke the slow dance of cosmic dust. "Gn-z11" (melodic techno, glowing like the earliest known galaxy) and "Tucana" (acid techno, searing as a quasar’s jet) remind us that the universe was never quiet—just waiting for someone to listen.

The album drifts between intensity and stillness, mirroring the evolution of matter itself. "Sedna 77" (voluptuous piece of ambient, vast as the Oort Cloud) and "Oikone2" (ambient, dissolving like background radiation) bookend the experience blending textures with forest and nature recordings to recall that the sounds of living organisms are indeed integral parts of the cosmic evolution, while "Jades" (techno, relentless as star formation) and "Slow Burn" (electronica, smoldering like a protostar) pull us deeper into the abyss.

Lepton Quark finds its perfect architect in Fundamental Harmonics, an artist who treats sound like spacetime: something to warp, to bend, to feel.

Origins of Galaxies isn’t just an album. It’s a light-year-spanning elegy to the moment when darkness first caught fire.

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