Forbidden Planet

BLAST draws his inspiration from pop music and electric jazz bands like Kneebody, James Farm, Radiohead, Jason Lindner Now vs Now, Donny McCaslin, Mehliana, Aaron Parks… BLAST, is a breath, an explosion, the alloy of wood and the elctric one, a sinuous and unforeseeable music, where all becomes possible and from where one does not leave always unscathed.

Organ Grinder is the 1998 disc by Los Angeles semi-instrumentalists The Bomboras. They executed their performance like insured sex endurance and released this album on Dionysus. For fans of surf and garage rock.

2013 three CD set, a 40 year salute to the pioneers of 20th-Century Experimental and Electronic music. Highlights the work of key European and US-based composers and the integration of electronic experimentation into soundtracks and mainstream pop. Featured composers, producers and performers include Olivier Messiaen, Edgard Varèse, John Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Iannis Xenakis, Louis & Bebe Barron, Miklós Rózsa, Sun Ra, Les Baxter and Joe Meek.

Secrets From The Future is the 2007 album by American nerdcore rapper Damian Hess, who is better known under the pseudonym MC Frontalot. This was released by Level Up Records.

Ace’s odyssey through time and space to bring you this compilation has taken almost as long as the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. The 40th anniversary of the moon landing had yet to be celebrated when this CD was first scheduled for lift-off. It has taken a fair old while to get to the launching pad, but we haven’t Saturn our backsides waiting for mission control to clear us for lift-off. The Ace-tronauts of Steele Road never lost sight of their mission statement – which was to boldly go where no CD of its type had gone before; maybe even to The Final Frontier as far as space-themed compilations go. Nearly five years after the final countdown first began, we are ready for the blast off! “Greatest Hits From Outer Space” offers a stellar collection of music that can truthfully be said to be nothing less than out of this world. Whether you live on Jupiter or in Jesmond, on Venus or in Ventnor, on Pluto or in Prestwich, Ace’s lab-coated boffins have bet their moonboots that, unlike Houston, you won’t have a problem in enjoying this voyage around the galaxy of space-related music. We don’t claim to be definitive in our quest – to be so would require a boxed set, at least – but we do feel that we’ve left no moon rock unturned in an attempt to bring you the best selection of space-related music ever to orbit around your CD player.