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Stefan Elefteriu drops other-worldly album ‘Quantum Gates’

Stefan Elefteriu’s latest album is a science fiction journey. Listening makes you feel like you’re wandering through a world unknown; a world which quivers with the melodic lines of outer space.

The artist previously built his own synthesisers in Communist Russia, which likely led to his technical and classical skills in music being fused together in ‘Quantum Gates’.

We can see through this album some truly astonishing musical understanding. Eleferiu masters the keyboard, violin, and a distinct musical narrative which gives the songs their other-worldy feel.

Listen to ‘Quantum Gates’ below:

Elements of classical, rock, and electronic all come together within this album. It’s perhaps not surprising with Elefteriu’s technical abilities, but his musical career breaches from working at the Romanian National Opera, which is definitely an unusual start for an electro-rock star.

The most noticeable factor of this album is the commitment to a uniquely niche genre. Science fiction isn’..

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Stefan Elefteriu releases electronic meets progressive rock album ‘Quantum Gates’

One thing about Stefan Elefteriu’s music that will leave you wanting more is his power to tell a story. Diving through realms of progressive rock mixed with electronica, ‘Quantum Gates’ is an experience sent straight from outer-space.

With quite the story behind him, Stefan’s journey has seen him go from building his own synthesisers in Communist Romania to scoring a science fiction film, and now to the creation of a new album.

“Twelve portals open to twelve different worlds awaiting discovery through imagination, fantasy and feelings…Go beyond the Quantum Gates and, with each re-listening, you will perceive new territories of musical expression. Let the evolution and permanent dialogue of the melodic lines – based on symphonic counterpoint – take you through a new multidimensional sound universe.” — Stefan Elefteriu

‘Quantum Gates’ features 12 tracks combining classical, rock and electronic elements like you’ve never heard them before. For fans of Vangelis, Jean-Michael Jarre and..

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