THIS BINARY UNIVERSE (2006)

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Released in August 2006 under the DTS label, it is BT's second studio album released in 5.1 surround sound (first being the soundtrack to the movie 'Monster.') The album is a departure from previous work with nearly no vocals, and is experimental and unique. The two disc set includes a DVD with enhanced features such as seven unique computer-animated films for each piece of music.

As Stephen Fortner of Keyboard Magazine said it best, "In a hundred years, it could well be studied as the first major electronic work of the new millennium. It’s that good."

  1. All That Makes Us Human Continues
  2. Dynamic Symmetry
  3. The Internal Locus
  4. 1.618
  5. See You On The Other Side
  6. The Antikythera Mechanism
  7. Good Morning Kaia
 

The Player - Mix Mag

Courtesy of: BT

"Whatever happened to epic house's superstar DJ? He went Hollywood, wrote movie soundtracks, met the "nutcases" of the movie world...and now BT is back with an album that could change electronic music forever." -Suzanne Ely

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BT / Thomas Dolby Tour Kicks off - Thomas Dolby.com

28 November 2006

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Thomas' entry about the first night of his and BT's tour together.

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BT: Binary Universe - Apple.com

01 September 2006

Courtesy of: Apple Pro

A discussion of the technology and inspiration behind "This Binary Universe."

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M-Audio This Binary Universe Interview

01 September 2006

Courtesy of: M-Audio

Introducing his new DVD album, "This Binary Universe" watch and learn how BT used various M-Audio products in the making of his latest audio/visual work.

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BT Goes Back To The Future - Mix Mag

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"Classical forms and hypermodern technology collide in BT's new album."

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The Mind of BT - Keyboard Magazine

01 December 2005

Courtesy of: Keyboard Magazine

Interview with Stephen Fortner discussing "This Binary Universe" even before the album had a title. "We can’t restrain our editorial opinion: This as-yet-untitled magnum opus is fine art that works on many levels, mind-bendingly deep but a pleasure to kick back and just listen to. In a hundred years, it could well be studied as the first major electronic work of the new millennium. It’s that good."

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