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Origo Sound
Origo Sound is Norway's longest running electronc music record label. Founded in 1990, it released the first few albums of Biosphere, a series of albums by Erik Wøllo and highly acclaimed albums by Neural Network, Circular, Current, Green Isac and others.
Happy birthday Origo Sound
This year, a small record company in Norway celebrates its 20th anniversary, which is no small feat in a small Nordic country. Coincidentally, that also makes it the longest running record label of its kind in Norway. Happy birthday, Origo Sound, and let's hope for many more returns!
Nemesis: Gigaherz
Finally released on Origo Sound, Gigaherz by Nemesis is an epic concept album of ambient techno, warm soundscapes and broad brushes. Gigaherz is a serious album for fans of quality music and a contender for the Best Album of 2010 award.
planet origo rating: 9 of 10
Nemesis - protectors of Mother Nature
Finland - up there in Northeastern Europe, known for being the home of Santa Claus, its sauna culture, mobile phones, and now also the band Nemesis. At least, Nemesis do what they can to put Finland on the electronic music map. Their latest album, Gigaherz, was released this month.
Nemesis' Gigaherz album out now
The Finnish group Nemesis feels they cannot continue to "rape the Earth" and has thus created Gigaherz, a 77-minute musical journey through the evolution of life and mankind up until our present impact on Mother Nature.
Circular: Nanotopia
The third and last Future Proof release from Origo Sound was Nanotopia by Circular, which consists of Bjarte Andreassen and Jostein Dahl Gjelsvik, formerly of Neural Network. Nanotopia was Circular's first album, and the album visits several different areas of electronic music through one hour of playing time.
planet origo rating: 6 of 10
Circular: Glass Darkly
Circular is a duo from the Norwegian West Coast, Bjarte Andreassen and Jostein Dahl Gjelsvik. They formed the band in 1995 and debuted with Nanotopia on Origo Sound in 1997.
planet origo rating: 8 of 10
FAQ: Origo Sound
Questions about Origo Sound, our in-house label that was founded in Norway in 1990 and has released albums by Erik Wollo, Biosphere, Neural Network, Current and many others.
Current: Communion
One of Norway's best ambient electronica artists released his third state-of-the-art album Communion in 2003, inspired by Whitley Striber's alien abduction novel.
planet origo rating: 8 of 10
Profile: Origo Sound
Planet Origo spoke to Harald Lervik (in 2004), founder and director of Origo Sound in Norway. The label helped preparing the success for Biosphere in the early and mid 90s, as well as releasing music from established and new artists in the ambient and ambient-trance genre. Origo Sound is now a division of Planet Origo, so please excuse the nepotism :-)
Nemesis - Gigaherz
Nemesis is an electronic band in Finland that has been at it quite a number of years and has several releases to their credit. This particular album is "the recording that almost didn’t make it".
planet origo rating: 8 of 10
Sverre Knut Johansen: The Source Of Energy
Sverre Knut Johansen's second album is not as good as his first, but an interesting foray into sounds and samples.
planet origo rating: 5 of 10
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