Vibrasphere
Vibrasphere was an electronic music group from the Netherlands. They released their first album, 'Resonant Chamber,' in 1996 and put out records fairly...
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Vibrasphere was an electronic music group from the Netherlands. They released their first album, 'Resonant Chamber,' in 1996 and put out records fairly steadily through 2014's 'The Other Side of Dawn.' Their sound leaned toward the ambient and atmospheric, built around synthesizers and effects.
Their 1999 album 'Echo Plantation' gave the band its most recognizable track. The song's title and the group's general approach suggested a focus on space and memory within their music. They worked with a few other artists on remixes, like the version of 'Tierra Azul' done by Omnimotion featuring Krister Linder.
The band's lineup included Roy Otten on vocals and synths, Gijs Gieskes on synthesizers and effects, and Jorg Smeets handling percussion and sampling. Their catalog shows a group that maintained a consistent, if somewhat under-the-radar, presence in the electronic scene for nearly two decades.
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