I like the short samples. A story about this album here: www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment-reviews/news/article.cfm?c_id=1502967&objectid=10738719

Yeah, while searching for information I ran into this article and the reactions on it too. I think it's great to create such a well documented history behind an album that never was (or was it?)....

Are you going to buy the Immram album?

For my self I wanna hear more/longer samples before I decide.

I already have it! It's a wonderful designed book, with great Rodney Matthew-like paintings which show the old-fashioned SF-story by detail. The music should be called progressive synthesizer-music, more in the vein of Tangerine Dream (with some Floyd-like Moog- and guitar-pieces), electronic Eloy, Jean Michel Jarre, Absolute Elsewhere, etc. than the usual progressive rock you would expect. There are also some early '80's synth-pop influences as well. The album has 7 tracks, most of them longer than 7 minutes. The music progresses very slowly, while the rhythm is always quite low. Very relaxed in fact, but it creates great atmospheres. If you can afford it, it's worth every penny!

here's a longer track: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqwwLVF26m0 and here's another: immram.bandcamp.com/track/the-voyage-of-the-corvus-corrone

Interview plus another track can be found over here: 13thfloor.co.nz/2011/07/11/interview-paul-mclaney-talks-about-immram-music-and-mythology/

Very nice electronic music I think. Not my normal type of music but I still like it. I find a great depths and very relaxing. Not all relaxing music can make me relaxed but Immram does ;D

Very nice "newly found" video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KTdX7-A000
Rodney Matthews and Roger Dean would be proud.

Mm.. that is very nice artwork. The music grabs, what can i say more.. good stuff. Well se what Roger has to offer with his film project that is in the making.