Springworks’ “Ultraviolet Lullabies” is Like a Psychedelic Garage Folk Theme Song to Isaac Asimov’s Foundation Trilogy

Springworks surprises us with a different mood and sound palette for “Ultraviolet Lullabies.” It’s structured around an ascending chord structure that feels like it keeps climbing upward throughout the song even though it starts the cycle over. It sounds like theme music for a science fiction series set on frontier world that is settled enough to have some culture and political intrigue. The melodies and arrangements are like a psychedelic garage folk song but with a retro-futurist feel like some late 60s band writing music for Isaac Asimov’s Foundation Trilogy. Watch the video for “Ultraviolet Lullabies” on YouTube and follow Springworks at the links provided.

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