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A long series of earthquakes and a sudden change in the whole planet's climate have turned the Earth into a huge desert. The man has been walking for days, and his supply of water is quickly running out; "I will be dead soon," he thinks. But then, like a mirage, the outline of what once was a city appeares. Only big stubs of buildings stick out of the ground and what used to be large avenues filled with crowds and expensive cars are now just piles of debris. A sense of awe filles the man's heart as he steps into this eternal monument to the forever gone greatness of humanity. Suddenly the noise and the smell of water hit the ears and the nostrils of the man, and he starts running towards their source: the basement of a building. Walking down the dark stairs, leaving the light of the day behind him, the man becomes aware of his own fear; but the water is there, it fills the whole basement like one of those huge swimming pools in which people used to bathe before the world changed forever. He stands there, stunned, looking at the water, inhaling its smell, listening to the drops falling, as his body freshens in the cold of the dark basement...

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from DAYBREAK (BIOnighT 03), released April 4, 2002

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BIOnighT Luino, Italy

Cosmic music/Berlin School duo from Italy, BIOnighT were active from January 1999 to January 2011, when they split. They recorded a total of nine albums and one single, originally included in Syngate's catalog. Their albums are now available again here on Bandcamp as quality downloads, numbered in chronological order to make collecting them easier. Enjoy this little piece of history. ... more

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