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Martin Glass
The Interstellar Music of Martin Glass
Kit - Cat No: KR65
- updated:2025-06-17
Interstellar music that evokes the spiritual jazz harp universe of Alice Coltrane and the influence of *The D'Urti Column*. A must-listen album blending spacey, New Age, electronica, and contemporary post-jazz. Highly recommended.
Track List
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A1. Icarus Phase
01:30 -
A2. The Last Picture I Took
02:34 -
A3. Filter Coffee at the Heliopause
02:50 -
A4. I Am the Furthest Thing
03:58 -
A5. What Will They Say About Me?
05:37 -
A6. Interstellar Disco
04:46 -
B1. Focused Flight
04:00 -
B2. Durutti Columns on the Astrobelt
02:16 -
B3. And Then I Saw the Gas Giants...
03:11 -
B4. Super Infinite
02:24 -
B5. Time is the Simplest Thing
03:29 -
B6. I Touched the Empyrion
04:06

Twelve tracks of New Age ambient and contemporary space-age post-jazz that evoke the feeling of drifting leisurely through space on a cosmic voyage.
“The Interstellar Music of Martin Glass,” the fourth new album by Martin Glass, a talented artist who quietly explores his own unique musical world in San Francisco, California.
The interstellar slow-motion disco track A6, “Interstellar Disco” (sample 2), and the downtempo, jazzy B5, “Time is the Simplest Thing” (sample 3), are also delightful.
Released as a limited-edition analog LP by Kit Records, which has been consistently putting out unique releases spanning melancholic, pastoral toy pop, electronica, avant-pop, and improvisation. Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi. Artwork by Richard Greenan. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)