Alice SpaceDoll - Other Worlds

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Review by John Litzenberg

Other Worlds by Alice SpaceDoll: A Psychedelic Trip Through Time and Sound Yo, let’s get real here. Other Worlds by Alice SpaceDoll isn’t just another album—it’s a vibe grenade that smacks you in the face with its weirdly hypnotic mix of downtempo beats, ambient vibes, and New Wave nostalgia. Released back in 2012 from Australia (self-released under her own label because she’s out here doing the damn thing), this record feels like someone dumped a bucket of stardust on your headphones. And trust me, it sticks. First off, props to Francis McKeon for the artwork—it's trippy as hell, setting the tone before you even hit play. But what really grabs you is how Alice wears every hat here: writer, producer, performer. She didn’t phone this one in; she built an entire galaxy outta soundscapes all by herself. Mad respect. Now, onto the tracks. You gotta start with “From The Sky We Came”, which kicks things off like some alien transmission beamed straight into your brain. It’s got this slow-burning rhythm that creeps up on you until—BAM—you’re fully submerged in her cosmic soup. There’s something about the way those synths swell and recede, like waves crashing against the shore of your soul. I remember spinning this track late at night when insomnia was eating me alive, and suddenly it felt less lonely. Like, yeah, maybe we did come from the sky or whatever. Who knows? That’s the magic of it. Then there’s “Celtic Angels”, and holy crap does this one slap differently. It’s softer but no less intense, layering these ethereal melodies over droning basslines that feel ancient yet futuristic at the same time. If angels were real—and Celtic ones at that—they’d probably jam to this while floating around Stonehenge. This tune stuck with me ‘cause it’s haunting without being sad, uplifting without being cheesy. It’s like taking a deep breath underwater and realizing you can actually breathe down there. The rest of the album keeps the energy flowing, though not every track lands perfectly. Some songs, like “Untitled,” feel more like interludes than full-blown experiences. Still, even the weaker moments have their charm because they keep you guessing. Nothing predictable here, which is rare AF these days. Here’s the kicker: listening to Other Worlds makes you wonder if Alice SpaceDoll knows something we don’t. Like, is she secretly channeling extraterrestrial frequencies through her music? Or is she just insanely talented? Either way, it works. By the end of the album, you’re left feeling kinda… weightless. Like reality shifted slightly while you weren’t looking. So yeah, check this out if you’re into electronic stuff that doesn’t follow the rules—or if you just wanna hear what happens when someone decides to soundtrack humanity’s collective dreams. Oh, and hey—if aliens ever invade Earth, I’m putting my money on Alice SpaceDoll to negotiate peace. Something tells me she speaks their language fluently.

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Filename: alice-spacedoll-other-worlds.zip
  • MP3 size: 47 mb
  • FLAC size: 507 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Journey5:40
One5:39
Open Your Heart5:8
From the Sky We Came25:39
The Oracle5:59
Untitled6:42
Celtic Angels6:36
Trust Truth6:24
From The Sky We Came6:26
Tragic Tantric6:41

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Labels

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Formats

  • 8 × File
  • FLAC
  • Album
  • Partially Mixed
  • 24 bits

Credits

RoleCredit
ArtworkFrancis McKeon
Written-ByAlice SpaceDoll
ProducerAlice SpaceDoll
PerformerAlice SpaceDoll

Notes

  • FLAC format encoded at 44.1 kHz/24 bits per sample.
  • Track 8 total duration is 25:39. Track 8.2 begins at 18:57, after 12.5 minutes of silence.

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Other Worlds* by Alice SpaceDoll is like a one-woman universe. Released in 2012 in Australia, Alice didn’t just write and perform every track—she also produced the whole thing herself. Even the artwork was a team effort, with Francis McKeon pitching in. It’s a mix of downtempo, ambient, and New Age vibes, but it feels like stepping into her own creative bubble. Oh, and get this—there’s a track called *From The Sky We Came*, and it appears twice on the album. Maybe it’s intentional? Who knows, but it’s definitely got that “otherworldly” charm.

Comments

marcelorojaschavez
2025-03-16
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felipeluizsccp
2025-03-16
how as this only got 1.2k views? i dont get it.. Love