Pan Galactic
Pan Galactic
Scott Fray and Robert Reiser met in the 90’s at an advertising agency in North Carolina. During the endless nights they worked to meet morning deadlines, they discovered that they shared many of the same interests, including Mythology, Cosmology, and the Art of Alex Grey, to name but a few. More importantly, they found that they shared a love for the same bands: Yes, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Rush, The Beatles, Genesis, and Pink Floyd. They really appreciated the complex sonic landscapes created by these musicians, and so they set out to create some worlds of their own.Scott and Robert chose the name ‘Pan Galactic’, as they felt it spoke to their eclectic spiritual nature. The half-pagan, half-celestial moniker gave them creative license to make music that 1) blended a broad range of musical styles, 2) covered topics that were both primal and sacred, and 3) had sonic textures that spoke of both the past and the future.Pan Galactic’s ‘Mother’s Milk’ is the result of nearly fifteen ye