Worlds · The ancient voyage
The Odyssey
One story, retold across music, fiction, film, and an interactive journey home.
The shared source
A world older than any one medium
Homer's The Odyssey is the world beneath this cycle: a story of identity, memory, temptation, consequence, and the long struggle to return home.
Home to Ithaca is Thermopyle Lost's evolving interpretation of that journey. The album, game and songs are different entrances into the same voyage, with fiction and film able to join them as the project grows.
Interactive journey
Play Home to Ithaca
Take the role of Odysseus in a cinematic point-and-click adventure. The voyage begins on Lotus Island.
Enter the game
Concept album
Hear the voyage
Fourteen songs follow exile, temptation, memory, loss, and the impossible pull of home.
Open the album
Upcoming single · Crew early access
Penelope’s Song
Hear the opening minute, or unlock the complete song with an active Crew membership.
Hear the preview
Images from the voyage
The sea, the wreckage, the way onward
Three visual impressions of the journey’s uncertainty and the pull toward home.
Home to Ithaca · Fourteen stations
Trace the long way home
The stations form the album's narrative route and a growing story archive. They are one map through the Odyssey, not the boundary of the world itself.
Fourteen stations home
One channel · two ways aboard
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Finished major releases remain available to everyone. Crew access is for those who want to support the work and come closer to its development.