Cosmic industrial music for humans and machines

We are Possible Space

We were born in Pluto. When it was decided that Pluto is not a planet anymore, we had to move to the Earth. Now we live here in a cave and work in a spaceship factory and make the kind of music that people make where we come from.

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Possible Space makes cosmic industrial music. Industrial beats, dramatic style and rather melodic vocals are some elements of our music at the moment. However, we are not genre purists and we are not interested in staying true to any principles.

 

In early 2016 Possible Space released its debut album Ghost Station. The second album The Years of Wandering was released less than a year later. Sopdet was released in 2017 and Under the Streets in 2018.

 

Line-up: MC (Master of cacophonies) Robert Storm (words, music, voices, noises)

Current live line-up: Robert Storm (vocals), Sari Turpeinen (machinery)

 

Influences:

The most important musical influences are Laibach, David Bowie, Nico, Brian Eno and Keuhkot. However, many other artists from different genres have influenced Possible Space's music: 1970's and 80's industrial music (Throbbing Gristle, Einstürzende Neubauten), space rock (Hawkwind, Gong), ambient music (Lustmord), kosmische Musik (Kraftwerk, Neu), 70's prog and glam rock (Queen, Van der Graaf Generator), 60's pop (The Beach Boys, Serge Gainsbourg), 80's gothic rock (The Sisters of Mercy, Fields of the Nephilim), 90's trip-hop (Massive Attack, Portishead), raï music (Khaled, Cheikha Rimitti), opera (Richard Wagner, Giacomo Puccini), modern classical music (György Ligeti, Philip Glass).