Elaine Walker, a modern-day renaissance woman, has recently breathed new life into her classic album ‘Four Momentum,’ igniting excitement among her fans and leaving them eagerly anticipating her next move.

For those not already acquainted, Walker’s music defies simple classification with its blend of retro-futuristic tones, incorporating elements of Martian ambiance and funky roller disco. But her talents don’t stop there; she’s also a trailblazer in microtonal music, a published mathematician, the inventor of the vertical keyboard, and a martial arts black belt who has contributed to NASA-funded studies on human existence on Mars.

Now, she returns with a fresh offering titled ‘No Terrestrial Road,’ a captivating exploration of humanity, space, and reality, drawing inspiration from her mathematical investigations into imaginary realms. Through tracks like “Invaders,” “Eleven,” and “Don’t Leave My Planet,” Elaine ventures into the speculative future of our species and its potential encounters with extraterrestrial beings. Musically, ‘No Terrestrial Road’ ventures into uncharted territories, experimenting with various equal temperaments and the distinctive Bohlen-Pierce Scale. Tracks such as “Flow Field” and “Matter Over Mind” highlight Elaine’s adeptness at blending retro vibes with cutting-edge sounds, inviting listeners on a sonic journey like no other.