The first two LICHTMOND productions "Moonlight" and "Universe of Light" (in Blu-ray format) were especially popular with home theater viewers. Now is the time to showcase the creative writing talents of Giorgio and Martin Koppehele and their wives Gabi and Suna. LICHTMOND is totally unique in the pop music of the 21st century. Its incredible imagery is the icing on the cake. "We see our music as a magic triangle of electronics, the rock of the 70s and 80s and ethno music," says Martin Koppehele. This special blend makes LICHTMOND so outstanding. Martin: "The music of Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream and Alan Parsons strongly influenced us in our youth. Based on this inspiration, we developed our own style. This mixture is the source of our originality." Giorgio adds: "Another thing that shapes us is our distinct aesthetic approach. The sounds are just as important as the compositions." This is quickly evident when listening to "Days of Eternity." The mostly epic tracks are kaleidoscopic, a thousand facets of light. Sometimes quiet, sometimes hyper tempos enchant the listener within a delightful daydream that one never wants to leave. Supported by prominent guest artists such as Midge Ure, I Muvrini, Sky du Mont and Hardy Krueger Jr., LICHTMOND succeeds as an exotic, other-earthly, sound painting that oscillates like yin and yang between the poles. Giorgio: "The fact that the core members are - two men and two women - plays an important role and is probably one reason for our success. The melodies, which often make up the soul of the music, as well as the lyrics and poems, usually come from our wives. This is a very special blend. Martin's wife Gabi writes the poems and the German lyrics, my wife Suna, writes the melodies and the English lyrics. Sounds, beats, loops, electronics and the LICHTMOND "sound-architecture" are the "masculine" part of our albums." Again the artists Meera Fé (vocals, piano), Thomas E. Killinger (poems, piano), Saskia Philipps (vocals) and Karen Kassulat (vocals) are an important part of LICHTMOND 3. "Days of Eternity" is an acoustic metamorphosis of changing atmospheres. Reminiscent of the best of Pink Floyd's semi-acoustic ballads LICHTMOND's "Wheel of Time" follows "Catching Rainbows" with a trance-electro-beat. "Empires of the Past" is driven by tribal beats through a thunderstorm to a veritable rock format, beautifully supported by a stunning poem spoken by Sky du Mont. The title song, "Days of Eternity" soars with the exotic voices of the Corsican vocalists I Muvrini to a global, almost galactic anthem. "Endless Moments" jointly composed with Midge Ure and sung by the Ultravox front man is adult pop in arena format. All of the songs are different, each touching in its own way, enigmatic, stimulating, and imaginative. LICHTMOND will soon present their music live on stage. How will it look? Martin: "In addition to a classic stage show there are already multiple ideas on how to implement our sound and imagery. We intend to make every concert an unforgettable event."