
HELIX, the Human Exploration and Life Into the Unknown agency, sends four astronauts to a planet where six robots have spent two years building them a home.
Commander Lena Vasquez, Dr. James Okafor, Dr. Yuki Tanaka and Mikhail Petrov leave Earth on a HELIX capsule, dock with the orbiting mothership Ares, and cross the long silence between worlds. What begins as a landing becomes a settlement, then a birth, then a century of clouds gathering over the domes. By the final track, a captain who has never worn a helmet is carrying the first crew's photograph onto the bridge of a starship named for the first child born on Mars.
Red Horizon is an epic orchestral album in the tradition of film scores: full symphony orchestra, a choir that whispers and then roars, solo cello and trumpet where one voice matters more than a hundred. There are no lyrics. Each track is a chapter, and each chapter has a film. Start anywhere, but the story is built to be heard in order.
Ten chapters
Earth RememberedEarthEarth02
IgnitionLaunchLaunch03
The Long SilenceTransitTransit04
Ghost PlanetApproachApproach05
DescentLandingLanding06
First FootfallSol 1Sol 107
Red Dust & StarlightSettlingSettling08
Children of Two WorldsYears 1 to 7Years 1 to 709
The Long ViewYear 100Year 10010
We Are The StarsGenerations onGenerations onFour generations
Generation by generation

HELIX, the Ares, the outpost and the NOVA
The agency, the ships, the robots and the terraforming, explained in one place.
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