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Eclectic, cerebral electronic music with track titles that read like obscure Wikipedia articles. Deorbit is a 2011 release with no listed platform, and the music lives in this fascinatingly weird space between chiptune, ambient, and something harder to pin down.
"The Great Oulu Fire Of 1882" references a real historical disaster in Finland and channels that chaos into structured electronic noise. "Malbone Street Wreck" pulls from another real-world catastrophe, the 1918 Brooklyn rail disaster, giving the album this thread of documented tragedy underneath the synths.
"Fashionable Alchemy" lightens the mood with something more playful, while "Polis" has a more urban, structured feel. "Death Satellite Evasion" as a bonus track is the perfect closer, tying the album's fascination with disaster and space into one final burst.
"The Solar Prime Elite" and "The Sun And The Moon" push the cosmic themes further. Eight tracks that feel like someone's very specific, very interesting late-night research session turned into music.