1. |
Foreword
01:58
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2. |
Afterlife
03:57
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3. |
Elysium
05:07
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4. |
The Journey
03:31
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5. |
Dark Star
04:05
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6. |
Out Of Touch
04:27
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7. |
Time
04:49
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8. |
Forever And A Day
04:11
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9. |
The Secret
04:01
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10. |
Worlds Collide
03:23
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11. |
Why?
05:52
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12. |
Ascension
01:40
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Nutopians Sunderland, UK
We are a father-son duo, influenced by 80s alternative, post-punk, and ambient rock/indie. We began writing our own material in 2011, but have only taken the opportunity to put it out now.
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