The 1968 film Planet of the Apes is deeply surreal, with Taylor's journey and the iconic final twist evoking a sense of psychological horror and absurdism. The surrealism stems from the inversion of social order, the unsettling dreamlike tone, and the final revelation that shatters the protagonist's reality.

Planet Of The Apes (Taylor Version)

I have always had an admiration of electronic synthesizer music. Particularly that of the the late 1970's and consequently the golden age of the 1980's, where groups like Depeche Mode, Japan, Gary Numan, OMD, Human League made their mark.

A bizarre influence was Mantovani to name a few. 

He was an Anglo-Italian conductor, composer and light orchestra-styled entertainer with a cascading strings musical signature

All these musicians were a great influence on myself and the music I now produce.

Along with the bass guitar, in which in my opinion works so well with this genre of music, I am happy with the sound produced in my compositions.
So here I am, producing my own brand of the quintessence sound.

Planet Of The Apes (Taylor Version)

Lexi Luther