We got our hands on the last copies of the original Jääportit – Uumenissa albums (released back in 2004 by Firebox Records). Albums are now available directly from the band!
Saimme käsiimme viimeisiä kappaleita alkuperäisiä Jääportit – Uumenissa -levyjä (julkaistu vuonna 2004).
Levyjä on nyt saatavilla suoraan bändiltä.
Here’s someone using our song Tuulten Tuoja on the background of this video footage from Iceland.
Jääportit track Kuihtuman Henkivi was originally released on compilation album ”YOGSOTHERY – Gate I: Chaosmogonic Rituals Of Fear” as CD in a cardboard slipcase with 20-page full colour booklet with liner notes and lyrics by I, Voidhanger Records at 2010.
The compilation opens with a 25-minute track by Jääportit , a dark ambient / darkwave project from Finland and while it is the least “Metal” track on here, it surely offers some lovecraftian atmospheres of gloom-and-doom through obscure soundscapes and voices organized in layers around a lead synth. Here, Jääportit is not afraid (compared to other projects such as Vinterriket) to display invention and playfulness that one might have already had experienced on excellent albums such as ’Avarrus’ or ’Uumenissa’ and that makes the project a standout in the genre. For sure the release could not find a better invocation of an atmosphere of out-of-space colors.
– Review by Lukas Makovicky / Doom-metal.com
More reviews and info about the album.
Visit Bandcamp – our digital download page or use the music player.
Listen and download Jääportit material released on compilation albums during the years with the following music player or visit Jääportit page at BandCamp
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This barely has nothing to do with Jääportit but we thought that it might be interesting for some of you.
Tuomas has created some music for a soundtrack of Finnish made game called Cities in Motion.
Cities in Motion (CIM) is a city-based mass transportation simulator for the PC.
Players operate their own transportation company, building a public network with a variety of vehicle types, including buses, trams, and subway trains.
Music was composed, mixed and produced by Tuomas M. Mäkelä and mastered by Ilpo Kärkkäinen.
Game was made by Colossal Order Ltd and released by Paradox Interactive at 22nd of February, 2011.
For more Information about the game visit www.citiesinmotion.com
We have received our copies of the Yogsothery compilation album. Order yours from us for the meager sacrifice of 10 EUR (includes planetwide postage). Take contact to us via email to tuomas@u65553.www2.webdomain.fi (that’s also our PayPal address). Visit our Web Shop page for more details about ordering.
The CD jewel-case comes in a cardboard slipcase and it features 20-page full colour booklet with liner notes and lyrics. Album features over 77 minutes of music and cosmic sounds of horror.
“The CD consists of only four tracks, but the artists hold nothing back, crafting more than 77 minutes of mind-numbing and nerve-stimulating music ever set to a compact disc. Each band reached deep into their notion of the essence of Lovecraft and his literary creations, and the end result is astonishing for fans into drone, ambiance, and understated but moving metal.”
– SANTA FE METAL MUSIC EXAMINER / Review by Octavio Ramos“By far, the strongest track is the nearly 26 minute opener entitled “Kuihtuman Henkivi” by horror electronica duo Jääportit. A haunting scream of harmonics and electronic tones sort of reminiscent of “Lux Aeterna” from the 2001: A Space Odyssey soundtrack, this nightmarish abyss provides the perfect accompaniment to Great Cthulhu’s emergence from R’lyeh. If any track comes close, on this album, at least, to personifying the cosmic horror of the Cthulhu Mythos, this is it, and really makes the album worth purchasing for this track alone.”
– METAL FLOWS IN MY VEINS / Review by Dschalek“In the beginning you’re still accompanied by singing birds even though me music keeps pulling and pulling you in, like a black hole pulls on light. As the music gets harsher, the birds fly away, leaving you all alone and you’re completely submerged in the music.”
– DRROOM / Review by 100SL