Dominic Glynn - Doctor Who Theme: The Gallifrey Remixes ...

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When Dominic Glynn was announced as a guest for the Long Island Doctor Who 2 Con this November 7-9 2014 I was incredibly excited. Then a concert featuring his work was announced, even more excited, then this album was announced! Instant Pre-order, excitement built and it does not disappoint. A thrilling upbeat techno-ambient remix of the Doctor Who themes he worked on. I absolutely dig the accompaniment of the 6th Doctor speaking in the opening track. FANTASTIC!! This is so well done I wanted more.

Wonderful remixes of Dominic’s haunting 1986 Trial of a Time Lord theme with a more techno influence. Tributes to previous themes done by Delia Derbyshire and Peter Howell are also mixed in, in addition to some Orbital-like transitions and breaks. I’d gladly pay twice the amount I paid for this collection. I’d love to hear Dom’s remixes of Delia’s and Peter’s versions of the theme.

An absolutely brilliant collection of new takes on the Doctor Who theme from one of my all-time favorite composers to have ever worked on the show. As someone who is very sensitive to what makes a good Doctor Who theme, Dominic Glynn does not disappoint. Few people demonstrate such a deep understanding and respect for the original theme while still bringing something new to the table, and that's exactly what Dominic does here. With elements from his original 1986 version of the theme, plus even some of his incidental music from the same period, there are also a whole lot of new sounds in here, along with nods back to Delia Derbyshire's original theme as well as Peter Howell's 1980 version. The After Dark mix complements the original Gallifrey mix beautifully, and makes for some excellent music to chill to. Another thing that Dominic handles so well in this theme is the percussion, which can be very difficult to do well in a Who theme. The ominous vibe inherited from Dominic's original incidental music works especially well in this context, with digital swells and haunting bell pads. The original 1963 melody line even makes an appearance in this one, layered with Dominic's melody to spectacular effect. And finally, the pièce de résistance, the Syzygy mix, which I have to admit is my favorite of the bunch. What a track to go out on. I say without exaggeration that this may be my favorite new interpretation of the Doctor Who theme that I've heard in many years. Beautiful new melody and pad sounds give new depth to Dominic's original theme notation, as well as providing one of the coolest new pad melody progressions I've heard in modern electronica. The sweeping bass swells and drones have inspired my own work with the Doctor Who theme, and the theme as a whole makes me want to throw out everything I've ever done with the theme and build a new version that lives up to this one. All in all, a truly phenomenal release. If you haven't already bought it, what are you waiting for?

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