Over a decade since it's inception, Wave Temples continues to refine and refract the project's visionary mythopoetic exotica. Panama Shift presents a 20-track kaleidoscopic star map inspired by "the euphoric cults, both then and now, that come and go in the vast ritual of night." Bleached keys, devotional synth, and driftwood percussion align in minimalist vignettes shaded by tape hiss and field recordings of streams, waves, wind, and birds. Dedicated to the late Japanese-born American anthropologist Yosihiko H. Sinoto (whose portrait graces the cover), famed for his excavations throughout the Pacific and French Polynesia, the album embodies a similarly voyaging spirit: "chasing ancient mysteries... and rekindling with the esoteric journey of the human spirit." This is music of forgotten shores, sea air, and saltwater shrines, echoing in shells scattered across the altars of Atlantis.
 
A1
 
Oceana 4D
A2
 
Key Of Youth
A3
 
Old Bones
A4
 
Emerald Nights
A5
 
Banana Boat And The Kalo Sanctum
A6
 
Key Of Life
Featuring – Justice A. Gonzalez
A7
 
Splendid Macaw And The Rotan Initiate
A8
 
By Fire Light And The Birds Of Night
A9
 
Mother Moon And The Mangrove Midnight
A10
 
Enigma Of Sator
B1
 
Zarzus And The Lotus Eaters
B2
 
Towers Above The Mist
B3
 
The Fountain Of Living Water
B4
 
In The Land Of Vision (Silk Winds)
B5
 
The Sower Sows The Wheel With Effort
B6
 
Mysteries Of The Wild Ones
B7
 
Temple Of The Shark Hunter
B8
 
Polyhedron Of Minos
B9
 
The Dance Of Pythia
B10
 
Unto The Harvest The Feast That’s Sown