Haárps is a producer and singer known for his dark and atmospheric sound. The project, which began in 2012, has been heavily influenced by gothic and witch house music. After dismissing his previous witch house project in 2012, Haárps released his first two EPs "Mosses & Lichens" and "Towards the Sinister." In 2014, "Spiritual Ties" has been released on Portland-based imprint STYLSS, showcasing a more atmospheric approach. Throughout the years, Haarps has performed live, often joining forces with a second synth player and experimenting with various live musicians on stage. The last release was "Open Ground EP" on #Internetghetto in 2017. Haárps is set to make a comeback in 2023 with their unique blend of doom metal and electronic elements.

booking, remix submissions & other questions:
hvvrps@gmail.com

Visionary vocalist and songwriter whose sonic explorations have captivated audiences worldwide. With a career spanning over two decades, Zombelle's artistic journey began in 2001, marked by a relentless pursuit of sonic innovation and boundary-pushing creativity.

In 2008, Zombelle made her debut on Living Tapes cassettes with the mesmerizing release "Gurgle Beaste," showcasing her avant-garde approach to sound and songwriting. This early work laid the foundation for Zombelle's reputation as a trailblazer in the experimental music scene, earning her recognition for her fearless experimentation and genre-defying compositions.

In 2011, Zombelle cemented her legacy with the virtual-only release of "Tropicult," a groundbreaking exploration of the emerging seapunk movement. Co-created with collaborator Myrrhkaba, "Tropicult" pushed the boundaries of sound and aesthetics, capturing the imaginations of listeners with its ethereal melodies and futuristic textures.

Now, in 2024, "Tropicult" returns in a remastered and rereleased format, reigniting interest in Zombelle's seminal contribution to the seapunk genre. As a co-creator of the seapunk movement, Zombelle played a pivotal role in shaping the aesthetic and sonic landscape of this influential subculture, leaving an indelible mark on the world of experimental music.

Beyond her contributions to seapunk, Zombelle continues to push the boundaries of creativity, fearlessly exploring new sonic territories and defying expectations. With a reputation for innovation and a dedication to pushing the limits of experimental music, Zombelle remains a true pioneer in the realm of sonic exploration.

Felicity Mangan is an Australian sound artist and composer based in Berlin, Germany.  In different situations such as solo performances and collaborative projects, Felicity samples and plays her field recordings and found sounds to create quasi-bioacoustic music.

Felicity has released several solo publications, one on Longform Editions titled Stereo’frog’ic, a play on the word stereophonic –  presenting a sound piece, crafted from found recordings of frogs, insects and other ‘vocal’ animals wavering about in a stereo field. As well as Creepy Crawly (Mappa Editions) and Bell Metal Reeds (One Instrument). More recently Wet on Wet (Klangklamm/Warm Winters Ltd.), Train Tracks Recorded and Editing by Felicity Mangan (Possible Motive) and a single Körner Park (Care of Editions). As well as a former duo project release with Stine Janvin Native Instrument - Camo (Shelter Press). Felicity has presented projects in many different settings including Technosphärenklänge CTM/HKW, Sonic Act Academy and Sound design for 100 Climate Conversation for the Power House Museum, Sydney, Australia.

New video for A Simple Death 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrsIGR1pNtU

(Videomix by Yakob K.) 

(An alternative soundtrack to Kaidanovsky’s A Simple Death which was his diploma project. The film received an award at the Malaga film festival. A Simple Death is a film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s tantalizing novel The Death of Ivan Ilyich which, as Kaidanovsky personally acknowledged, had helped him get rid of the fear of death by accepting its inevitability. This story about dying featured Leo Tolstoy’s voice – the phrase “Nelzya tak zhit!” (one should not live like that) sounding from an old record.) 


Astrowind is a musical project created in Riga, Latvia by Kirils Lomunovs. Astrowind's music is considered a mixture of Paleopsychedelic-Ambient. 
Composer, musician and sound designer Kirils Lomunovs  has been featured as a key figure of the Latvian electronic music scene for producing some of the most essential experimental electronic, ambient music of the past years. 
Formerly known as Bongo in the middle of 90's in times of famous Riga dance-punk Yaputhma Sound System. 
Started improvisation on the old soviet synthesizers and effects in 1996. 
In 1997 founded Ayahuasca ambient music project. 
In 2001 founded Oloolo - electroacoustic music project and analogue electronics sound lab. 
Kirils Lomunovs a.k.a Kriipis Tulo was involved in such experimental electronic music events as Jazz Giants: Past/Present Riga (2001), Watercolors 2002, Sound Forest - festival of avant-garde music and video art (2003-2005) and also Pan Sonic (2002), Yoshio Machida (2003) and Phill Niblock (2004) live performances. 
In collaboration with Voldemars Johansons he worked for an audio installation "Gaismas pils", inspired by the project of the New National Library of Latvia of the same name and presented it on the Architectural biennial NEXT (Venice) and KIMAF 2002 (Kiev). 
In 2002 completed an EP entitled Ujuja (in Estonian means “swimming”). 
In 2005 as sound producer worked on a short film "Alise" (Director Asnate Ribena). 
In 2004-2005 actively took a part in organization of ‘MikroStraava’ – the series of post-ambient and microwaves music mini-festivals in Riga. 
At October 2004 participated at MOKS Media Art Symposium in Estonia. 
At November 2005 collaborated with the most popular Latvian painter Ritums Ivanovs for video installation "Exposed Paintings" with original music as a soundtrack. Video installation was presented during the Ritums Ivanovs exhibition "Exposed" at Art gallery "Riga Gallery". In 2006 founded Astrowind project and presented new soundtrack to the “Dreamers” – a new exhibition of Ritums Ivanovs in spring 2008 presented at Art gallery "Riga Gallery". In the spring 2009 Mahi Bukimi has left the Astrowind project by his own wish.
Astrowind released several significant albums which declared forward-looking style – Paleopsychedelic ambient. Essential Astrowind’s album “Kedr” published in 2015. The songs have all been recorded live in real time in the Tokctoka studio.

During 2007 - 2025 a few Astrowind's albums and tracks were published by Musica Excentrica, ElectroSound, 12Rec, Just Not Normal, Universal Human Underground, Fluttery Records, My Outer Space, Greytone, Frozen Light record labels. 
For Booking Inquiries: astrowind.net@gmail.com

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