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Vibrasphere

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Vibrasphere
Vibrasphere
Vibrasphere
Background information
OriginUppsala, Sweden, Brussels, Belgium
Genresprogressive trance, downtempo, ambient, Psybient
Years active1998–2010
LabelsCloud 99
MembersRickard Berglöf
Robert Elster
Past membersPierre Baekelmans
Websitewww.vibrasphere.com

Vibrasphere was a progressive trance music trio from Uppsala, Sweden and Brussels, Belgium.[1] Its founding members were Rickard Berglöf, Robert Elster and Pierre Baekelmans.[2]

History

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Berglöf was previously a member of early Goa group Subcouds and at around the same time Elster had started musical production on an Amiga. After meeting, the pair decided to start studio recordings as Vibrasphere in June 1998.

Elster left the group half a year after the release of their second album, Lime Structure, due to constant touring. He was temporarily replaced by Baekelmans and together with Berglöf they continued both touring and studio recording. In 2005 Elster rejoined the group, leaving Berglöf still in charge of touring duties. Baekelmans left the band in 2009 to record and tour alone as Pitsnake.

Their fourth album, Exploring the Tributaries (2007), took a few more leaps towards progressive, fading the barriers between trance and house music while also featuring dub, downbeat and ambient tracks.

In November 2010, Vibrasphere announced it was disbanding.[3]

Discography

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  • Echo (Spiral Trax, 2000)
  • Lime Structure (Digital Structures, 2003)
  • Archipelago (Digital Structures, 2006)
  • Exploring the Tributaries (Tribal Vision, 2007)
  • Lungs of Life (Tribal Vision, 2008)
Vinyl
  • The Open Sphere (Psychic Deli, 1999)
  • Nowhere (Transient, 1999)
  • Mental Mountain (Spiral Trax, 2000)
  • Airfield (Acid Casualties, 2001)
  • Niño Loco (Dragonfly Records, 2002)
  • Stereo Gun (Spiral Trax, 2003)
  • Lime Remixes (Digital Structures, 2003)
  • Archipelago (Digital Structures, 2006)
  • Early Years (Tribal Vision, 2016)
Compilations
  • Selected downbeats Vol. 1 (Cloud 99, 2006)
  • Selected downbeats Vol. 2 (Cloud 99, 2009)

References

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  1. ^ "Vibrasphere (Sweden)". Indivibe News. IndiVibe Entertainment. 2008.
  2. ^ Lakhani, Somya (3 September 2010). "Psy Out". The Indian Express. to late news for other past members
  3. ^ "Vibrasphere Official". vibrasphere.com.
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