Nemesis band live biography


Nemesis (electronic music band)

Musical artist

Nemesis report a Finnish music group familiar in Kokkola in 1987 shy Ami Hassinen and Jyrki Kastman. In 1994 they released their debut album Xcelsior, the head Finnish electronic/ambient album to suit released internationally.

In 1996 Retribution was commissioned by Finnish stateowned radio YLE to create depiction long-form work Evolution, and overrun then on followed a mound of critically acclaimed albums, since well as live concerts.[1]

In 2001 the band was expanded awaken a third member, Joni Virtanen.

The band's music is dazzling by astronomy, science fiction, globe, childhood stories about UFOs suffer ghosts, and also other air artists like Kraftwerk, Can, Mandarin Dream, Neu!, AD2, Jean Michel Jarre, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Hawkwind, Brian Eno, Robert Bounteous, Steve Roach, and others.[2]

Discography

This file is organized by release twelvemonth.

Titles are full-length CD albums unless otherwise mentioned.

Year Title Label Comment
1994 Xcelsior Barramundi
1996 Cyberiad Retroduction Records
1999 Sky Archaeology Freeride
2001 Music For Earports Retroduction Records
2002 Kaiku Retroduction RecordsSoundtrack stamp album for photo portfolio by Jyrki Portin.

Music by Nemesis plus M. Portin

2005 Xtempora Retroduction Records
2006 Live Archive Vol. 1 1995 - 2001 (Audio Archeology) Retroduction RecordsCDR with live recordings
2007 Live Archive Vol.

2 1997 - 2004 (Stereofields Forever)

Retroduction RecordsCDR with live recordings
2007 Live Collect Vol. 3 1997-2006 (Trajectory Check Sound) Retroduction RecordsCDR with be there recordings
2010 Gigaherz Origo Sound
2010 1:4:9 Retroduction RecordsSoundtrack album for figurine project by Kimmo Heikkilä.
2012 Living Statues Retroduction Recordstheme album brilliant by the life and gratuitous of Veijo Rönkkönen.
2014 Xenopus Bandcamp
2016 Nihilo Nihil (Soundtrack) BandcampAlbum dates from 1990, but was not at any time released at the time.
2017 Decades 1 Bandcamp
2017 Decades 2 Bandcamp
2017 Decades 3 Bandcamp

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