Tantroniq's Voice

We learned this week that the excellent composer Tantroniq (Tanya Thielke) passed away earlier in the month, succumbing to cancer (🤬 cancer!). So instead of playing live, we’ll listen to a sampling of tracks from her canon. You can find her works on Bandcamp (https://tantroniq.bandcamp.com/). Mantra Machine “Proclaimer’s Dream“ “A Brief History of Our Future” “Nothing Is Wrong (Just Dance)” Music for Other Worlds “Music for Other Worlds” Hello Zero One “Angel of Mercy” “Miss You” “Search for Planet Blue” AFTER RIVER Soundtrack “AFTER RIVER Soundtrack” Music from Inside Time “By the Light of the Moon” “Homeward” Over. Tone. “Fades”

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