Recorded during The Beatles' 1966 sessions, 'Sea Of Time' stands as a hauntingly atmospheric track that exemplifies the band's experimental turn toward psychedelic soundscapes. Featured on the Yellow Submarine (Remastered) album, the song utilizes a distinctive, repetitive guitar riff and a driving, trance-like rhythm to create a sense of endless motion. The composition reflects the group's growing interest in studio manipulation and abstract textures, moving away from traditional pop structures toward a more immersive auditory experience. Its inclusion in the Yellow Submarine soundtrack underscores its role as a thematic bridge between the film's surreal narrative and the band's evolving musical identity in the mid-1960s.