Stürmischer Himmel

Dive into the cosmic and experimental sounds of Anima-Sound with their 2015 release, "Stürmischer Himmel." This captivating album, released under the play loud! productions label, is a journey through the realms of krautrock, space rock, and avant-garde music. Comprising six tracks that span a total of 46 minutes, "Stürmischer Himmel" is a testament to the innovative spirit of its creators, Limpe Fuchs and Paul Fuchs.

The album kicks off with the energetic "Show Mää Show," a nearly 10-minute exploration of rhythmic complexity and sonic texture. "It Loves Want to Have Done It" follows, offering a stark contrast with its brief, dreamy ambiance. "Feel Like a Bone" and "How to Dream - You" delve deeper into the experimental side of Anima-Sound, with intricate layers and ethereal melodies. The album's centerpiece, "The Weather," is a 12-minute odyssey that showcases the band's ability to blend atmospheric soundscapes with driving rhythms.

For those seeking a physical copy, "Stürmischer Himmel" was initially released on vinyl, with a limited edition of 500 hand-numbered copies. The album's bonus track, "Ossiach '71," adds a historical touch, hinting at the band's rich musical heritage. Whether you're a seasoned fan of experimental rock or a curious newcomer, "Stürmischer Himmel" promises an immersive and thought-provoking listening experience.