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SpacePioneer · 10-14-2018, 05:58 AM

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Hi! I'm Alek, else known as SpacePioneer. I'm a soon-to-be-18-year-old guy who loves sci-fi and is obsessed with outer space. In fact, my interests in sci-fi and space heavily affect my music taste. (more on that in a minute) I can and often do art, and I love to write. I hope soon I'll be able to produce my own music, and at the moment I'm pretty close. As for what I like to listen to, these days I've narrowed what I like compared to what it once was. I used to listen to a lot more varied music but nothing really stuck out to me any more than anything else. Eventually, I found a kind of music I really liked, but it was pretty passive. I enjoyed it and all, it made me feel when nothing else would and whatnot, but it didn't really inspire me. All that changed when a friend recommended that I listen to the band Starset. Their sci-fi and, especially, space themes immediately drew me in as well as having the style that I already liked at the time. Since then much of what I listened to before has disappeared into the background, and for awhile Starset was about all I'd listen to. Well, more recently I've begun to start branching out again, at least a little, as I've found Celldweller/Scandroid/Circle of Dust (Yes, they are all the same person and I like a ton of their music in each project) and Project Vela. I've also started to listen to soundtrack-y sounding YouTube space/sci-fi music mixes that are pretty cool. I wouldn't mind finding more bands that I can really get into, but these days those are few and far between. I'm becoming one of those people who knows what they like and sticks to it with an iron grip, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not. If I find more that I like that's good of course, but it's getting harder to find that. Some bands I liked before that I still do but just don't find myself listening to much now are Broken Iris, Skillet, Three Days Grace and Thousand Foot Krutch.

So...hi!

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10-14-2018, 05:58 AM	#1 (permalink)
SpacePioneer Groupie Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Posts: 0	T r a n s m i s s i o n i n c o m i n g . . . Tranmission received . . . Compiling . . . Hi! I'm Alek, else known as SpacePioneer. I'm a soon-to-be-18-year-old guy who loves sci-fi and is obsessed with outer space. In fact, my interests in sci-fi and space heavily affect my music taste. (more on that in a minute) I can and often do art, and I love to write. I hope soon I'll be able to produce my own music, and at the moment I'm pretty close. As for what I like to listen to, these days I've narrowed what I like compared to what it once was. I used to listen to a lot more varied music but nothing really stuck out to me any more than anything else. Eventually, I found a kind of music I really liked, but it was pretty passive. I enjoyed it and all, it made me feel when nothing else would and whatnot, but it didn't really inspire me. All that changed when a friend recommended that I listen to the band Starset. Their sci-fi and, especially, space themes immediately drew me in as well as having the style that I already liked at the time. Since then much of what I listened to before has disappeared into the background, and for awhile Starset was about all I'd listen to. Well, more recently I've begun to start branching out again, at least a little, as I've found Celldweller/Scandroid/Circle of Dust (Yes, they are all the same person and I like a ton of their music in each project) and Project Vela. I've also started to listen to soundtrack-y sounding YouTube space/sci-fi music mixes that are pretty cool. I wouldn't mind finding more bands that I can really get into, but these days those are few and far between. I'm becoming one of those people who knows what they like and sticks to it with an iron grip, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not. If I find more that I like that's good of course, but it's getting harder to find that. Some bands I liked before that I still do but just don't find myself listening to much now are Broken Iris, Skillet, Three Days Grace and Thousand Foot Krutch. So...hi! Transmission end.>_