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The Glittering Domain is available now at Hypnos.com
"Lush, exquisite, flawless, refined, striking, beautiful ... we could go on and on with adjectives to describe the music of Deepspace. One of our favorite discoveries in the past year, this is an artist to keep a close eye on."
STILLSTREAM.COM
"The Deepspace sound is familiar enough to catch the ears of spacemusic fans while at the same having enough original textures and colours so as to not sound like anyone else in particular"
Mike G - Ambientmusicguide.com
"Mirko Ruckels is a great new talent, a cross between Steve Roach and Stars of the Lid, with a dash of Budd and Eno"
Phil Derby - electroambient space
"Compliments on your fine debut album, have been listening to this lengthy and highly varied electronic album and do appreciate the vidna reference and inspiration. Hope you'll continue to expand and refine your personal artistic statement as an electronic musician. You're walking the right path..."
vidnaObmana/fear falls burning
"Deepspace is the moniker of the Australian musician Mirko Ruckels, who has established himself as a mature composer of well-rendered electronic space music in a short period of time."
BERT STROLENBERG - SONIC IMMERSION
News
FEBRUARY 2 - 2009 -Subantarctic Sessions chosen as one of the top 10 ambient albums of 2008 by Electroambient Space.
JANUARY 1 2009 - "The Glittering Domain" released by Hypnos.
OCTOBER 10 - "The Barometric Sun" featured release on Stillstream.com
AUGUST- Hypnos to release new deepspace album "The Glittering Domain" on Secret Sounds.
JULY 10 - Deepspace hits 50,000 listens on last.fm!
JUNE 22- Review of "Another Empty Galaxy" by Bert Strolenberg at sonicimmersion.org
JUNE 7 - Happy birthday to the site. It's been one year. Keep looking for the goodie bag....
JUNE 4 - New review of "The Barometric Sun"
JUNE 4 - New Deepspace interview on Electroambient Space
MAY 20 - Review of "The Barometric Sun" at Something Instrumental here.
APRIL 29 - Review of "Subantartic Sessions" at Electroambient Space here.
MARCH 5 - Deepspace featured on Calmscape
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