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Andrew Applepie & Bjurman
Andrew Applepie and Tomas Bjurman started working together in 2006. They shared an interest in ambient music and classical composition, with influences that...
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Andrew Applepie and Tomas Bjurman started working together in 2006. They shared an interest in ambient music and classical composition, with influences that included artists like Björk and Aphex Twin. Their first album, 'The Kingdom You've Built,' came out in 2008.
Their 2012 album 'Drowning World' gave them wider attention, with the title track becoming one of their better-known songs. Another track from that period, 'Arrow,' also shows their approach to sparse arrangements and melancholic moods.
Andrew Applepie tends to keep to himself, while Tomas Bjurman has spoken more openly about personal matters like depression. They've kept making music that leans toward the somber side of electronic sound, with Bjurman handling vocals and lyrics.
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