My Brother The Wind is an improvisational instrumental ensemble from Sweden, renowned for their expansive sonic landscapes that merge elements of psychedelic rock, space rock, and jazz. Known for crafting their music through spontaneous creative sessions, the band comprises an assembly of skilled musicians who prefer to eschew preconceived structures, opting instead to let their compositions organically evolve. Their 2014 album "Once There was a Time When Time and Space were One," recorded on analogue equipment, perfectly encapsulates the group's ethos, featuring sprawling, ethereal tracks that unfold over an astral journey of intricate guitar work and mesmeric synths.

Formed in 2009, the band quickly gained a reputation for their masterful blend of atmospheric textures as showcased in their debut "Twilight in the Crystal Cabinet" and their second effort, "I Wash My Soul in the Stream of Infinity." Their music delves into the realms of the subconscious, providing an immersive listening experience that seems to stretch the boundaries of time and space, drawing listeners into a meditative state. Despite operating within a niche musical sect, My Brother The Wind has captured the attention of aficionados of experimental music through their use of improvisation, creating compositions that are as fleeting and ephemeral as the wind itself. Their work, often characterized by dynamic sonic build-ups and ever-shifting moods, invites audiences into an emotive, otherworldly odyssey that resonates on a deeply personal level.

Genres

Deep Space Rock

Space Rock

Swedish Psychedelic Rock

Latest Release

Once There was a Time When Time and Space were One

My Brother The Wind

Album - 9 Tracks - Released October 14, 2014