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'Anyway' (2009)
As the title might suggest, 'Anyway' attempts a light hearted escape from a much more serious subject. The album consists of ten pop and disco tracks, sung by four different female singers. 'Anyway' tracklist and credits |
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'Constructions' (2007)
Fear and discontent haunts this moody album that draws on music philosophies such as musique concrete and l'arte dei rumori as well as industrial acts of newer date. 12 tracks fronted by five singers of mixed sex, makes up this mosaic of a dark album. 'Constructions' tracklist and credits |
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'Tabula Rasa' (2004)
A radical take on New Age, introducing darkness and depth to the otherwise undisturbing genre. The album was reworked and rereleased in 2008. 'Tabula Rasa' tracklist and credits |
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'Odyssey' (2001)
A soundscape journey visualizing the book '2001 - A space odyssey' by Arthur C. Clarke. The music is a one hour long exploration of ambient music, spiced up with some minimalism. It consists of four tracks - or chapters, each representing a key element in the book. 'Odyssey' tracklist and credits |
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'The Dual Resonance Model' (2011) by
Jesper H. Petersen & Ste van Holm with Edith Fabritius Tvede An experimental album descending into philosophies such as music of the spheres. The album distances itself from other ambient releases by having vocals on it. The vocals were provided by Edith Fabritius Tvede who sang three songs on 'Anyway'. 'The Dual Resonance Model' tracklist and credits |
