Cult Of The UFO - Spaceflowers (2026)
BAND/ARTIST: Cult Of The UFO
- Title: Spaceflowers
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Enlightenment Records – ENL106
- Genre: Techno, House, Downtempo
- Quality: 16bit-44,1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 52:05
- Total Size: 342 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Cult Of The UFO – Spaceflowers (06:51)
2. Cult Of The UFO – Triloka (07:16)
3. Cult Of The UFO – Just A Dream (06:15)
4. Cult Of The UFO – Mirror World (04:09)
5. Cult Of The UFO – Star (06:07)
6. Cult Of The UFO – Moon Rabbit (05:31)
7. Cult Of The UFO – Stargate Portal (05:38)
8. Theory Of Everything US – Understand [Cult Of The UFO Remix] (05:16)
9. Cult Of The UFO – Ketu (05:02)
Cult Of The UFO is the name used by Anthony Barker, of Overlords Of The UFO, for his solo productions. Previous releases have sailed onto our pages under a range of flags, from "proto-disco and techno" to "uplifting trance", but 'Spaceflowers' finds him navigating slightly more downtempo waters, though still drawing almost exclusively on electronic sounds. Tracks range from the hypnotic 'Triloka', which defies the last sentence with its use of traditional Indian instruments, to the spooky, cinematic 'Moon Rabbit', but the emphasis overall is on meandering, unhurried synths-n'-beats excursions that invite you to dive headlong into their sonic complexity. Think "tail-end of a trip" rather than "chilling on an Ibiza beach" and you'll get the idea!
1. Cult Of The UFO – Spaceflowers (06:51)
2. Cult Of The UFO – Triloka (07:16)
3. Cult Of The UFO – Just A Dream (06:15)
4. Cult Of The UFO – Mirror World (04:09)
5. Cult Of The UFO – Star (06:07)
6. Cult Of The UFO – Moon Rabbit (05:31)
7. Cult Of The UFO – Stargate Portal (05:38)
8. Theory Of Everything US – Understand [Cult Of The UFO Remix] (05:16)
9. Cult Of The UFO – Ketu (05:02)
Cult Of The UFO is the name used by Anthony Barker, of Overlords Of The UFO, for his solo productions. Previous releases have sailed onto our pages under a range of flags, from "proto-disco and techno" to "uplifting trance", but 'Spaceflowers' finds him navigating slightly more downtempo waters, though still drawing almost exclusively on electronic sounds. Tracks range from the hypnotic 'Triloka', which defies the last sentence with its use of traditional Indian instruments, to the spooky, cinematic 'Moon Rabbit', but the emphasis overall is on meandering, unhurried synths-n'-beats excursions that invite you to dive headlong into their sonic complexity. Think "tail-end of a trip" rather than "chilling on an Ibiza beach" and you'll get the idea!
| Electronic | Downtempo | House | Techno | FLAC / APE
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