Artist description A production duo that consists of two estonian guys, one of them living in Sweden. How can we work together if we live in separate countries? Well, we work over the internet. We exchange files and sounds from our gear from one studio to another. To speak with eachother we use chatrooms and MSN messenger service. That's what makes us so special. We are not familiar with other bands that work the same way as we do. What does the name Terminal D mean? Well, it can rarely be explained. Rumours say that it might be a terminal somewhere far away beyond the sky. But it is also the terminal in Estonia, where the ferry from Sweden arrives to. We found out that after we had come up with the band name... pretty cool, huh!? :)

Music Style We try to keep us to epic & progressive trance but sometimes we produce Club music, House and Drum N' Bass as well.

Musical Influences Great electronic sounds and everything around us.

Similar Artists We think that we have our own sound...but to mention: Antiloop, Paul van Dyk, Darude, DJ Stein H, William Orbit, Trance Control etc.

Artist History Two former members in mp3.com have melt into one group...on November 11th year 2000...the 21th century is here and Terminal D was born! Until the beginning of 2002 they have produced over 30 songs as a band. The quality is getting better and better. Hopefully they are able to play some live gigs in the near future.

Group Members S. Murd a.k.a. "Sandman" & R. Sillard a.k.a. "EasyC"

Instruments Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, Vienna Soundfont Studio, Logic Audio, Yamaha CS2x Control Synthesizer, 2x Pentium II Computers, SoundBlaster AWE 64 and SoundBlaster Live! 1024, Studio Monitoring headphones from Sony and Philips- note: never judge the music from the gear list!

Albums Coming out soon...probably in 2002. Hopefully released in stores.

Press Reviews whoa...we are not so well known yet...but we have got great e-mail from people and comments from friends.

Location Stockholm, Hagersten - Sweden

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