Älymystö » Film

Still alive and breathing – new live date booked: 26.2 @ Dog’s Home / Tampere

Herra Haapanen — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 12:19:38 +0000

As some of you might have noticed, things seem to have been relatively silent for Älymystö lately. The reason for that is simple: all of us have been more or less busy with our personal lifes. Especially Mr. Vuorensola, who has been focusing on directing the Iron Sky movie, which is now in production phase, due to be released to theatrical distribution world-wide in early 2012.

However, I managed to steal a couple of days from his time and as a result Älymystö will perform live at 26th of February 2011 in Dog’s Home, Tampere, along with Vilkduja and Oorchach. The show will present you some new goodies along with the more traditional pieces of our live set.

In other news, the 12″-split vinyl release of 19:38:00 has been post-poned until further notice. To tell you the truth we don’t know much more about it either, from our part the material has been ready for release for well over a year now. All inquiries about that matter should be directed to Skithund Records. Regardless of the fate of vinyl release, we are planning to release a CD version of our side of 19:38:00 with some added bonuses somewhere in the future.

Fresh answers by Messrs. Vuorensola & Haapanen

Herra Haapanen — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 21:11:17 +0000

The fine people at In To Views asked us to provide more answers for the inspired. Follow the links for full interviews.

I’m working on a feature film Iron Sky (www.ironsky.net), about Nazis from the Dark Side of the Moon. With my band Älymystö, we’ve just released a split with another band called And Then You Die, and are now starting planning our second full-length album.

– Mr. Vuorensola @ intoviews

There’s nothing against you out there. Except the reptilians, of course.

– Mr. Haapanen @ intoviews

Älymystö as movie music

Herra Paalanen — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:17:18 +0000

The Finnish writer, RPG designer, poet, screenwriter, spy and renowned adventurer Mike Pohjola made a short film last summer and used our music as a soundtrack. The film is a post-apocalyptic story called Taivas ja Helsinki 2018 (Heaven and Helsinki 2018) and it’s now on YouTube in all its 7 minute glory.

The songs used here are Antithesis and Lodges; a couple of the new ones, in their earlier incarnations. Oh, and that’s me gunning down a graffiti artist in cold blood.

The film is in Finnish, but I think the gist should come across pretty well.