Paradise Lost

The inspiration for the twelve tracks on "Paradise Lost" goes way back into literary history. "I bought a 19th century edition of John Milton's epic poem and was thrilled by the story of fallen angels, death, the evil and the devil. They have Gustave Doré's illustrations, and I was totally entangled by their sheer presence. That's how I wanted the album to sound like: Dark, mysterious and unpredictable." for David Hanke "Paradise Lost" is also a kind of coming home. "Paradise of Lost" is a rare treat on the German electronic music scene. The album travels way beyond the genre's limits. It is as much club music as it is made for the cinema, as much suitable for a private listening experience as for a large audience on a theatre stage. "Paradise Lost" is a gift to the listener, offering space for new emotions with every listen.