Two speed ranges within one signature
Roots Of Resonance centres Isometric’s credit on Vantara Vichitra Records, yet its metadata does not describe a uniform tempo route. «Inner Balance» opens at 90 BPM in D major and runs for 7:41; the title track immediately moves to 154 BPM, retains D major, and lasts 7:18. «Digital Generation», a collaboration with Karev, keeps the 154 BPM figure and the same key. That continuity across the two fastest central entries stands in contrast to the 90 BPM opening.
The faster area is completed by «Constant Changes» at 152 BPM in F major, alongside «Velos del Alba» and «The Sirens Whisper» at 150 BPM. The former, with Forest Bamp, is in E minor and lasts 6:54; the latter is listed in E-flat minor and reaches 7:50. The proximity of those speeds identifies a precise numerical core, even as the key changes distinguish each entry. D major, F major, E minor and E-flat minor form a sequence that does not reduce the release to one tonal register.
In parallel, several cuts sit well away from that core. «Between Channels» is tagged at 112 BPM in E-flat major and 7:50, while «Twist», credited with Mark Day, reaches 118 BPM in E major and lasts 7:30. «Visions» is listed at 75 BPM, in D-flat major, and at 6:52 is the shortest included piece. Those details separate these works from the titles placed between 150 and 154 BPM without assigning functions that the listing does not establish.
Duration creates another line of continuity: every piece falls between 6:52 and 7:50. Isometric appears alone on most of the titles and shares credit with Karev, Mark Day and Forest Bamp at three specific points. Across the sequence, major and minor keys alternate, while its two lowest values, 75 and 90 BPM, coexist with a repeated 150 to 154 BPM stretch. That duality is the most useful information for locating Roots Of Resonance within the Vantara Vichitra Records catalogue.