What makes Invisible Connections by Vangelis notable?

'Invisible Connections' contributed to the evolving landscape of ambient music in the mid-1980s, receiving positive reviews for its innovative sound design. It helped cement Vangelis's reputation as a pioneer in blending electronic music with cinematic elements, influencing future artists in both the electronic and film score genres. By 1985, Vangelis was already an established figure in electronic music, known for his film scores like 'Chariots of Fire'. 'Invisible Connections' marked his continued exploration of ambient and progressive sounds following the commercial success of his previous works, showcasing a more experimental approach in structure and composition.