Scorpik,
KeyG and Falcon (Aural Planet):
Lightflow
Scorpik,
KeyG and Falcon - three big names in the underground demo/music
scene and their first CD album titled "Lightflow"
under the band name Aural Planet.
Adam Skorupa, also known as Scorpik,
produced this CD together with his friends Jacek Dojwa (Falcon)
and Konrad Gmurek (Key G).
The music leans towards "cosmic
trance". The tracks are very electronic and produce
a nice, deep and open spacey cosmic feeling. Unlike some
other ambient albums, nothing on this CD goes on and on
for too long, so it doesn't get boring as the soundscapes
and grooves are changing all the time.
Here are a few words from Adam
'Scorpik' Skorupa himself about the CD:
"It took half a year to do this
CD - and we spent a lot of time deciding which tracks should
make it to "Lightflow". Our goal was to put some
kind of story into it - record the tracks in a certain order
and create a special atmosphere so you can find yourself
following a sequence of visions tied by a certain direction.
The first part is supposed to slowly take you deep down
into the depths of the ocean, and the second part will quickly
take you back to the surface. We suggest you dim the lights
and sit back comfortably ... we hope the effect will be
immense." - Adam "Scorpik"
Skorupa
Who is Scorpik?
Scorpik (real name Adam Skorupa)
has been in the demo scene for about 10 years. During
that time he was member of a few different groups in the
Amiga and PC demo scene. Most famous of the Amiga groups
were Absolute! and Alchemy, but he also
joined the group PULSE on PC. He was also a member
of Noiseless, formed by Jogeir Liljedahl and Kim
"Jason" Jensen. KeyG and Falcon are also PULSE's
members.
Scorpik made the music for several
very famous Pulse demos, among them was "Tribes"
(winner of The Party'97). He also made a music
disk together with Jogeir Liljedahl called Ambrozia.
Scorpik won The Party'94
music-compo, got 2nd place at Scenest'97 (Hungary),
2nd place at Wired'98 (belgium), 3rd on Mekka-Symposium'97
(Germany).
Falcon won Mekka-Symposium'97
music compo and Wired'96. All three musicians involved
on this CD have won several polish competitions, although
these parties weren't so well known on the global demo-scene.
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