Ray Incident Releases NASA-Inspired Sophomore Album "The Voyager Symphony"

The second album by anonymous artist Ray Incident has been announced and will be released on Saturday August 20.

A NASA-inspired record titled 'The Voyager Symphony' is described as "a captivating study of space, time, and a human's place within it".

The album was influenced by NASA's Voyager program and consists of 10 algorithmically molded movements, each of which stands as an "audio sculpture".

"It was during the process of sculpting each of the movements that layers, quivers, and notches of sound and rhythm were discovered," according to Incident. "The result is deeply unpredictable work that goes against mainstream perceptions of how music should behave."

Among the tracks on the album are "Ideaton," a piano-infused "Scherzo" and an electronic-sounding "Golden Disc." Meanwhile, "Pop Motifs" and "Love Song" contain more melodic harmonies.

Ray Incident remains anonymous, with details such as the performer's gender – and even whether it's an individual or part of a collective – shrouded in mystery.

“The Voyager Symphony” is available on Apple Music, Spotify and Soundcloud from August 20.

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