If you know your history a bit, you might know that when Hitler came to power in Germany in the mid-thirties, he and his Nazi-party, banned a whole lot of books and art, because of their contents or looks, or because the artists were deemed as being pacifist, communist for instance. My guess is, had Hitler still lived today, he would have done the same with this album.
In 2006 4 bandmembers met each other on the Mannheimer popacademie and appear on 2006 under the backname of the singer “Hessler”. After 3 years performing on stage they changed their name in “The Intersphere”.The current members are:
Christoph Hessler (vocals), Thomas Zipner (guitar), Sebastian Wagner (bass) and Moritz Müller (drums).
Imagine something like the following happening to you...you're a low-profile instrumental Rock band with Progressive leanings, and you start writing music which is both energetic, ambient, and emotionally laden. You have a couple of gigs, and a small label notices you, offering to release your debut album. So you record an album's worth of material, and upon release of the album you suddenly get praised by the international press media.
