Jack Hertz - Space Drone

Review by Barry Moore

Space Drone is a mesmerizing and immersive album created by the talented musician Jack Hertz. The album consists of six tracks, each of which is a unique exploration of the ambient and drone genres. Hertz's use of synthesizers, field recordings, and various other sound sources creates an otherworldly atmosphere that transports the listener to a different realm.

The opening track, "Orbital Drift," sets the tone for the album with its deep, rumbling bass and subtle, ethereal melodies. As the album progresses, tracks like "Deep Space" and "Alien Contact" build upon this foundation with intricate layers of sound that ebb and flow like the tides of the cosmos. The album's centerpiece, "Asteroid Belt," is a haunting and mysterious piece that evokes the feeling of drifting through the void of space.

Summary by Barry Moore

Space Drone is a masterful work of ambient music that will appeal to fans of Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, and other pioneers of the genre. Hertz's attention to detail and his ability to create an immersive sonic landscape make this album a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the power of sound to transport the mind and soul to other dimensions.