Algol

Neptune Towers was a solo project begotten by influential black-metaller Fenriz (of Darkthrone fame) as a tribute to the seventies albums of Klaus Schulze and the space-themed television programmes of his youth. The output amounted to a two-album concept seemingly based on alien abduction. Fenriz viewed the project as the fruition of his ''old yearning for the space vibe finally coming alive''. The two lengthy exposures that span the width of the first album, "Caravans To Empire Algol" (1994), represent a great celestial voyage to the eclipsing binary star that marks The Gorgon's Head. The sound was delimited by the available equipment, basically an Ensoniq synth plus a borrowed echo and reverb box, with dark meditative panoramic discoveries and cold-void visionary drone-modes permeating the atmosphere…

After 500,000 albums sold all over the world, the genre-bending jazz bandleader Erik Truffaz returns, with a brand new album. With his immense experience in music and the perspective that comes with age, Erik handles the trumpet with the hands of a master, drawing his inspiration from the uninhabited, the unknown, and everything that escapes the collective psyche. Along with his handful of associates (Arthur Hnatek, Corboz Benoit, Marcello Giuliani), Erik has shaped his sound. Inspired by the stars aligning, they made their upcoming album "Lune Rouge" (Red Moon) with the aim of raising their music to a level worthy of science-fiction.