Geir Jenssen offers a very handy scan of hard-to-find Biosphere cuts c. 1991-2004 on his Biophon label, the latest in a comprehensive reissue agenda which has turned up some real charms so far.
The set ranges from his earliest dalliances with bleep techno rave, superbly so in the sub-loaded killer Hypnophone [1991] off an obscure Norwegian rave compilation, thru to the coruscating ambient loops of Reef [2004] for the Gonzo Circus magazine, taking in gorgeous Lynchian ambience with The Third Planet [1994] and floating ambient structures redolent of X-Files atmospheres in The Seal & The Hydrophone [1995], while catching him at his most wistful and cinematic with Bird Watching [2000], and his subsequent, post-2000 turn toward textured ambient neo-classicism, such as the spectral interceptions of Vi Kan Tenka Digitalt, Vi Kan Tala Digitalt [2001], the stark but sensuous lushness of Valchirie [2002], and his organ work, Visible & Invisible [2003] for Touch.
Definitely not just for the fans, this is a discreet slice of ‘90s ambient history for lovers of icy electronic romance.
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Geir Jenssen offers a very handy scan of hard-to-find Biosphere cuts c. 1991-2004 on his Biophon label, the latest in a comprehensive reissue agenda which has turned up some real charms so far.
The set ranges from his earliest dalliances with bleep techno rave, superbly so in the sub-loaded killer Hypnophone [1991] off an obscure Norwegian rave compilation, thru to the coruscating ambient loops of Reef [2004] for the Gonzo Circus magazine, taking in gorgeous Lynchian ambience with The Third Planet [1994] and floating ambient structures redolent of X-Files atmospheres in The Seal & The Hydrophone [1995], while catching him at his most wistful and cinematic with Bird Watching [2000], and his subsequent, post-2000 turn toward textured ambient neo-classicism, such as the spectral interceptions of Vi Kan Tenka Digitalt, Vi Kan Tala Digitalt [2001], the stark but sensuous lushness of Valchirie [2002], and his organ work, Visible & Invisible [2003] for Touch.
Definitely not just for the fans, this is a discreet slice of ‘90s ambient history for lovers of icy electronic romance.
Geir Jenssen offers a very handy scan of hard-to-find Biosphere cuts c. 1991-2004 on his Biophon label, the latest in a comprehensive reissue agenda which has turned up some real charms so far.
The set ranges from his earliest dalliances with bleep techno rave, superbly so in the sub-loaded killer Hypnophone [1991] off an obscure Norwegian rave compilation, thru to the coruscating ambient loops of Reef [2004] for the Gonzo Circus magazine, taking in gorgeous Lynchian ambience with The Third Planet [1994] and floating ambient structures redolent of X-Files atmospheres in The Seal & The Hydrophone [1995], while catching him at his most wistful and cinematic with Bird Watching [2000], and his subsequent, post-2000 turn toward textured ambient neo-classicism, such as the spectral interceptions of Vi Kan Tenka Digitalt, Vi Kan Tala Digitalt [2001], the stark but sensuous lushness of Valchirie [2002], and his organ work, Visible & Invisible [2003] for Touch.
Definitely not just for the fans, this is a discreet slice of ‘90s ambient history for lovers of icy electronic romance.
Geir Jenssen offers a very handy scan of hard-to-find Biosphere cuts c. 1991-2004 on his Biophon label, the latest in a comprehensive reissue agenda which has turned up some real charms so far.
The set ranges from his earliest dalliances with bleep techno rave, superbly so in the sub-loaded killer Hypnophone [1991] off an obscure Norwegian rave compilation, thru to the coruscating ambient loops of Reef [2004] for the Gonzo Circus magazine, taking in gorgeous Lynchian ambience with The Third Planet [1994] and floating ambient structures redolent of X-Files atmospheres in The Seal & The Hydrophone [1995], while catching him at his most wistful and cinematic with Bird Watching [2000], and his subsequent, post-2000 turn toward textured ambient neo-classicism, such as the spectral interceptions of Vi Kan Tenka Digitalt, Vi Kan Tala Digitalt [2001], the stark but sensuous lushness of Valchirie [2002], and his organ work, Visible & Invisible [2003] for Touch.
Definitely not just for the fans, this is a discreet slice of ‘90s ambient history for lovers of icy electronic romance.
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Geir Jenssen offers a very handy scan of hard-to-find Biosphere cuts c. 1991-2004 on his Biophon label, the latest in a comprehensive reissue agenda which has turned up some real charms so far.
The set ranges from his earliest dalliances with bleep techno rave, superbly so in the sub-loaded killer Hypnophone [1991] off an obscure Norwegian rave compilation, thru to the coruscating ambient loops of Reef [2004] for the Gonzo Circus magazine, taking in gorgeous Lynchian ambience with The Third Planet [1994] and floating ambient structures redolent of X-Files atmospheres in The Seal & The Hydrophone [1995], while catching him at his most wistful and cinematic with Bird Watching [2000], and his subsequent, post-2000 turn toward textured ambient neo-classicism, such as the spectral interceptions of Vi Kan Tenka Digitalt, Vi Kan Tala Digitalt [2001], the stark but sensuous lushness of Valchirie [2002], and his organ work, Visible & Invisible [2003] for Touch.
Definitely not just for the fans, this is a discreet slice of ‘90s ambient history for lovers of icy electronic romance.