Tilman Sillescu | zh

Tilman Rossmy was born in Essen (Germany) to a chemist (father) and a teacher (mother). His first band Die Regierung, was a one-man project and started in 1982. The first demo-tapes were simply made with a rhythm machine and a synthesizer, but received positive mentioning in the British Melody maker. With „Supermüll“, „So allein“, „Loswerden“ and „Unten“, Der Regierung made notable contibutions to the German language music history. Since the 90s Rossmy has started his solo career making songwriter-influenced alternative Country music. His album „Willkommen zuhause“ with the single „Bodycount T-Shirt“ received critical acclaim in the German version of Rolling...

Miles's music is powered by a blend of deep atmospherics and heavy sequencing balanced with live keyboards, field recordings and a broad assortment of rhythm. If that seems incredibly vague, just listen and figure it out for yourself. Check out www.webhole.com for over 100 free MP3s of his music, including almost the entire back catalog of tracks from 1996 - 2002, remixes, rare or hard to find compilation tracks, outtakes from the last few albums, and recent collaboration projects. .

Tilman Sillescu (born 1969) is a German composer of classical and jazz music, specialising in video game soundtracks. Together with Pierre Langer, he is a founder of the renowned Dynamedion team, which creates "music and sound effects for video games". He created the music - often using a real orchestras and choirs - for numerous games, including Anno 1602 and its sequels, The Settlers, Sacred 2 or the SpellForce series, winning several "Best German Soundtrack" awards for the latter ones. .