WintherStormer played an alternative concert in the "Skoklefall" church on Friday 18th November 2005. For more than 2 hours the band tried out new material, new sounds and new gear. In addition to new gear from synthesizers.com and MOTM, the concert included lots of metal and wood percussion.
Here are some photos and sound clips - all in rather crude form, but you get the idea. We have some video footage too that might appear in the future.
WintherStormer in action. From left; Erik Stormer with modular, Geir Marthin Helland on percussion, Terje Winther on synthesizers.
We played mainly very long songs, but here is a typical short snippet taken from "Pure Analog Forever" (2.3MB)
The songs can change fundamentally over the course of 30+ minutes, which these cuts from "The Day Hades Disappeared" shows:
First, some floating space sounds from the beginning(2.7MB),
then a highly entertaining ribbon controller solo from Erik Stormer somewhere in the middle (1.9MB)
and finally an etherically harmonic ending (2.0MB).
The new synthesizers.com/moog modular sequencers performed excellently, as you can hear in this example (even the moog #901 VCO behaved and stayed in tune and in scale during this concert!) Here is a part from "Random is our friend" (1.8MB) where you can clearly hear the different functions on the sequencer, like run, stop, skip and reset.
And the last clip is just electronics galore from "100 years of freedom"! (1.3MB)
Terje Winther´s setup, without him! Multimoog, Yamaha SK-20, synthesizers.com/moog modular, minimoog, modular keyboard, Roland VP-330, WintherStormer modular (two cabinets), ARP Axxe, mixers and effects rack.
Terje Winther in front of his gear after the concert.
Before the concert.
The percussion set-up of Geir Marthin Helland. Lots of metal and woodwork here.
WintherStormer in happy spirit after the concert, from left; Erik Stormer, Geir Marthin Helland and Terje Winther.
