There are those who believe that aliens exist somewhere in the universe; I am one of those people. I do not doubt that some type of organic life form exists on a planet somewhere in our 7 trillion light-years of space. I find it hard to believe that not to be true; but then there are those who believe that aliens have visited our planet already (Area 51, anyone?). Thus, a huge debate is sparked between the non-believers, people such as myself, and the conspiracy theorists who think our governments are run by lizard people. Whatever the case, alien life form is what dark ambient and experimental artist BlackWeald seeks to explore on his new five-hour composition “The Fermi Exhibit”. 

This digital only album is split into two parts, tracks one to thirteen being part of the “Main Hall” whilst tracks four to twenty-one are part of the “Gallery Annex”. The download even comes included with a thirty-page booklet. Isn’t that sweet? Throughout the album, BlackWeald explores the mysteries of space, the unknown, The Fermi Paradox, and why we have yet to observe any other intelligent lifeforms aside from that of planet Earth.