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Eventually We Would Have To Live In Nuclear Submarines Under The Miles Of Ice

from After Losing Our Sun by Daniel Lukehurst

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Although Yellowstone and Iceland would keep us warm for about a decade the cold would become too much and humans would have to live in nuclear submarines under the frozen oceans where heat will still be being produced by underwater volcanos and insulated by the ice.

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from After Losing Our Sun, released June 23, 2017

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Daniel Lukehurst Manchester, UK

I make music for those who love an electronic concept album and those that dance.

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