Jürgen Müller was a young German scientist studying at the University of Kiel in the late 70s. He lived on a house boat, researching oceanic ecology and the mysteries of the deep. After dabbling in music for most of his life, he purchased some electronic instruments and began composing a soundtrack for his obsession with the sea. Science of the Sea is a beautiful and deeply moving collection of Müller's songs. They mostly lie in an ambient, meditative sort of atmosphere, where little blips and bloops, and chirps and blirps seem to dance across the recordings. If you're into like, what the sea probably sounds like to crabs and tiny fish and plankton etc, this is probably your thing. Dig one of the track right here!
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