![[audio]](/images/mediatype_audio.gif) | Astrowind - Into Vernadsky EP [12rec.041] - Tulo / Bukimi
Kriipis Tulo and Mahi Bukimi form the duo Astrowind. Travelling the rusty railroad between Riga and the white shores of the Baltic Sea, they met in 2003 to perform a few live improvisations on old Soviet synthesizers. Things did seem to work out and Astrowind decided to go ahead with their cinematic music. I got in contact with Tulo and Bukimi for my review of their debut EP "The Night the Stars Flew" which has been released at the Russian ElectroSound-Netlabel...
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Keywords: Astrowind; Into Vernadsky; Paleopsychedelic Ambient; Ambient; Electronic; Synth; 12rec; 12rec.net
Downloads: 2,301
Average rating:  (1 review) |
| Astrowind - Somewhere The Music Had Been Played - Tulo / Bukimi
To speak with Spiritualized: "Ladies and Gentlemen, we are floating in space" After two amazing releases ("The Night The Stars Flew"/Electrosound and "Into Vernadsky"/12rec), Astrowind come up with another great 7-track-EP. Deeply influenced by german krautrock, "Somewhere The Music Had Been Played" puts you in a warm blanket and let you float in time and space. This deep harmonic athmosphere guides you through the complete release...
Keywords: Astrowind; Paleopsychedelic Ambient; Ambient; Electronic
Downloads: 2,831
Average rating:  (3 reviews) |
| Astrowind - Der Leuchtturm - Tulo / Bukimi
Welcome to the new Astrowind-release. Kriipis Tulo and Mahi Bukimi put together nearly 78 minutes of warm and floating Astrowind-sounds. They released albums on such great netlabels like 12rec, Electrosound and Musica Excentrica, and now they are back on Resting Bell, where they released "Somewhere The Music Had Been Played" one year ago. "Der Leuchtturm" is the german phrase for "lighthouse", and the album is dedicated to the old city Libava, now Liepaja, the baltic seaside and the lighthouses ...
Keywords: Astrowind; Paleopsychedelic Ambient; Ambient; Electronic
Downloads: 1,237
Average rating: (1 review) |
| Astrowind - Kurland - Tulo / Bukimi
It seems like Astrowind are having the most constant release-frequency on Resting Bell. One release a year, always around September and October. It is the third release on Resting Bell, after "Somewhere The Music Had Been Played" in September 2007 and "Der Leuchtturm" in October 2008. They also released on 12rec and Electrosound/Musica Excentrica. "Kurland" contains 15 pieces and has a total duration of over 60 minutes, a real longplayer...
Keywords: Astrowind; Paleopsychedelic Ambient; Ambient; Electronic
Downloads: 664 |
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