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Skadi Jena, Germany
Skadi was founded in 2001 by myself, Alexander Leßwing. The project combines dark ambient scapes with ethnic and ritual
passages.
CoM (Circle of Mind) was founded in 1993 as my first ambient project. CoM has its influence from drone and ethereal ambient
Psychogram exists since the late 90s and is an dark ambient interpretation of psychic disorders.
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