This album can quickly become one of the favourite relaxation albums. Its traditional EM motifs performed in a calm way make a change from the more textured ambient style of many artists who create relaxing works.

The music of this album is Berlin School mood with harmonious pads and polyrhythmic sequential flights. For those who do not know INDRA’s music yet, may be ‘Echo in Time’ is the best mirror to start with and look inside it.

Even if it was released in 1995, this album offer us amazing musical elements. It is made in the purest Berlin School tradition and may be a little more than that. Progressive but very well balanced, it brings light into the universe full of the conservative traditions.

Colosseum bathes in an atmosphere of Berlin School where the rhythms develop slowly with magnetism. It’s a skillful mixture of nostalgia and tenderness on some structural skids where INDRA shows a soft madness in its arrangements and developments.

A wonderful album in which the dominant daydream is about certain remote and mysterious realms.

Seventeen years on, COSMIC SOUND has been re-edited and re-released and now includes an astonishing sounding bonus track recorded by INDRA in 2009.
Composed in 1994, this album is part of INDRA’s space music calendar with ample sounds and elaborate themes in various arrangements. Its two tracks, each 30 minutes transcendental marvels – are enough to indulge yourself in a unique journey into deep space, even into your own consciousness…

The album represents an abstract vision of the themes inspired from the realm of lost civilizations. The two, 30 minutes long tracks offer to the attentive listeners a gradual access to a complex sound dimension. There is also a bonus track recorded in 2007, which is part of INDRA’s “studio reserve” tracks.