Wave World

Artist: Solipsist Paradise
P: 1996
The man behind Solipsist Paradise are the musicians from Wave World.
Klaus Schulze and Joerg Schaaf did some additional performance and arrangements on the track "Biosphere".
This was the winner CD from the Keyboards Magazine out of 1996.

Artist: Rich, Ciani, Waveworld...
P: 2002
Among the highlights of Volume 8 are performances by Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble, and pianists Philip Aaberg and Suzanne Ciani. We hear the Dutch synthesizer trio Wave World taking a trip into space and a gamelan meditation by Shaman's Dream. There's a gentle Celtic aire by Solas and a lap steel guitar expanse from Robert Rich. World fusion ranges from Lumin to Ancient Future as well as Celtic harpist Lisa Lynne with the Persian Lian Ensemble. You'll hear the first harpsichord ever to be played live on Echoes with Richard Searles and a rare trio of guitarist David Cullen, oboist Jill Haley and bassist Michael Manring. The Echoes LRC 8 takes you to living rooms from Los Angeles to Philadelphia. Suzanne Ciani was recorded on the shores of Marin County and Wave World recorded on the floor of the Echoes living room.

Artist: Wave World, Marek Szulen, Daniel Bloom, Artur Lason
P: 2001
Live recording of the artists at the Festival of Electronic Music in Poland in 2001.
Nice liveversions and a videoclip of the different styles.

Artist: Bernard Xolotl, Michael Stearns, Nick Rhodes,...
P: 2001
LTD 1000
Unreleased Tracks celebrating the masters of electronic, ambient and progressive music.

Artist: Wave World
P: 2002
Another Strange Day On Gonxa can be placed well beyond Wave World's existing works of melodic spacemusic. The mind and body are more in tune with "relatives" than with "absolutes" and this album deals with the pleasure in expectations made and met. With its rapid development, high energy and soaring synth leads, Another Strange Day On Gonxa exists out on the ill-examined border where Electronic Space and Intelligent Dance Musics meet.
With tens of thousands of neurons in our brains all firing together simultaneously - in time with the beat - we naturally have a physical response to music that has a strong persistant rhythm of 60 to 80 beats per minute. If the beat's too slow, our brains can't perceive the connection between beats, too fast and our neurons can't keep up. To their extreme credit, Wave World's music is a tonic for the mind - offering the best of both worlds. They are constantly exploring, searching, navigating the breathless silence of deep space, the drama of live performance and Humanity's hardwired cravings for stimulating music.

- Chuck van Zyl/STAR'S END

Artist: Wave World
P: 2002
Cloudseeder is a double disc which, along with several other pieces, includes two sets of music realized on the STAR'S END Ambient Radio broadcast of 10.14.01. These tracks, both in the 30 minute range, demonstrate Wave World's great ability to improvise music as well as their vision as artists. Recorded live on the air, "Star's End Part I + II - Live" were experienced by Wave World as "time in the moment". They were not recreating an existing studio composition but attempting to realize something new and unique. For the musicians, there's just the time of the performance - each interaction carries a distinct power of its own. As for the audience, we must use of minds to create an internal representation, a tonal map to keep track of harmonic space. Elsewhere on the album, coming in at over 62 minutes, the track "Nebulae - An Ambient Symphony" is a piece so long that the sense of composition disappears. Without any real beginnings or endings to concern the listener, we can enjoy the time spent with this music where ever in the piece we find ourselves. Cloudseeder goes well beyond what is expected from this heretofore primarily rhythmic and melodic based group. Throughout the two volumes, Wave World's aural explorations travel amidst the dark corners and twilight realms of smooth spacemusic. These epic improvisations work on our physical and emotional perception of time; which is mutable and does not flow at the same even rate.

Artist: Wave World
P: 2001
Through the effective use of their original sonic vocabulary and turbulent presentation on Dimensions, Wave World has created a three dimensional, cerebral listening experience. Strange timbres, detuned swells and random melodic figures demand the listener's attention through the endlessly shifting collage of sound while an overwhelming atmosphere of otherworldliness supplies the album length composition with form in space and time. But it's not all pads, sweeps, bleeps and effects. Out of the mysterious aural manifestations rise warm synth melodies over curious electronic rhythms. These friendly interludes offer a well placed respite from Wave World's aural alien abstraction which is continually falling away and folding back in on itself. With the convoluted contour of this album, the listener's attention never rests. We are completely present with full awareness during this deep sonic journey.

Artist: Wave World
P: 2006
Relax with 2X85 minutes of Ambient Space Music & enchanting computer graphics.
Get immersed the awesome beauty of Wave World.
An absolute Must-Have for all Electronic Music Fans.
The original computer-gernerated graphics of alien landscapes and exotic creatures, developed for Wave World's live performances in the period from 1999 to 2002.

* Featuring Behind the Scenes: 15 minutes of backstage video, including unreleased audio material
* Now enjoy the original soundtrack and spectacular Computer Graphics at their original digital quality!!! Fully restored from the original source material
* This is the ultimate collectors item, especially dedicated to those who went to see Wave World during their Structures Tour in Europe and USA
* With live footage from Wave World's structures tour at Alfa Centauri (NL), KOMP (Poland), M3M(U.K.) and The Gatherings (U.S.A.)
* With numerous interesting special features

Artist: Wave World
P: 2011
Ambient retro electronica with a flavour of Berlin School, classical and lounge full of Sequences (closest in style to Another strange day on Gonxa).

Artist: Wave World
P: 1999
The music takes us to the far away world, where new species form. The music is a kind of long space ambient and some sort of species sounds. It reminds sometimes to the ambient CDs by Steve Roach.