Lightears 

  production : 2008 

 

 [ MICRORECORDS  44-16-47  /  2008]


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        Quasars - Lightears

 Lightears is a concept album that tackles some of the most enduring questions of human existence: who we are, where we belong in the universe, and how much of reality we are truly capable of understanding. Drawing on recurring imagery such as the sea, the stars, light and the human mind, the album takes listeners on a journey through memory, perception, self-discovery and the search for meaning. The sea becomes a metaphor for life's challenges and opportunities, the stars symbolize humanity's endless thirst for knowledge, while the mysterious workings of the mind hint at realities that may lie beyond ordinary perception. At its core, Lightears is an album about freedom: the freedom to think independently, to follow one's own path, and to break free from fear, conformity and the expectations imposed by others. Its songs are populated by dreamers, travellers and seekers, individuals driven by curiosity and a desire to look beyond the surface of things. Yet beneath its philosophical themes lies a deeply human message. In a world increasingly obsessed with speed, progress and distraction, Lightears reminds us of the value of living in the present, finding hope in uncertain times, and recognising the small moments of awareness that can illuminate our lives like genuine "tears of light". With Lightears, Quasars embrace the rich tradition of the concept album, crafting a work that balances introspection, imagination and emotional depth. The result is a thought-provoking and immersive listening experience that invites the audience to rediscover a sense of wonder and to reflect on their connection with nature, humanity and the wider universe.

1   A RAY OF LIGHT ( part 1 ) 
2   FEARLESS
3   WALKING IN THE WIND
4   THE SEA 

5   NEPTUNIA (instrumental)
6   ECHOES FROM THE STARS
7   SENSYNAPSE   

8   A RAY OF LIGHT ( part 2 )

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