About Protonic Storm
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Protonic Storm is a Polish music project founded in 2000. Its author is Krzysztof Radomski.
Krzysztof Radomski (born on 30.03.1979) lives in Kowary. He's the first Synthdance artist from Poland who has released music abroad! He has been creating electronic music since 1997, mainly in the styles of Spacesynth and ambient. He publishes as Protonic Storm, Fonolabe and under his own name. His first songs in Spacesynth were placed on a now-defunct website laserdance.de.
In 2000, he formed One-Man Project Protonic Storm & contacted Humphrey Robertson of the Swiss label Hypersound Productions, releasing Spacesynth music. In February 2001, the label released his debut album, Protonic Storm - "Epsilon". In October 2002, Protonic Storm released his second album, "Inner Travelling", also published by Hypersound. In addition, three tracks were released on two compilations from the Synthesizer Dance series of the same label.
In the years 2002-2007, Krzysztof directed his creative forces towards the ambient trend, which resulted in two albums released exclusively in digital download under the Fonolabe name & another self-titled album "Echoes", recorded with guitarist Krzysztof Skrobowski. In the first decade of the 21st century, composer only briefly returned to the Spacesynth genre & the Protonic Storm brand three times. In 2005, he released two Spacesynth tracks - Moon Mongery & The Emergence, which were included on the "Alpha Centauri Megamix" compilation released by the British label Alpha Centauri. In 2008, as a thanks to the community of fans gathered around the site Spacesynth.net Protonic Storm released "Above The Zenith". In 2009, he participated in Space Sound Records' "Synthesizer Tribute To Depeche Mode", remaking Rush.
In September 2012, Protonic Storm produced his third album, "Cosmoloque", which was released as a digital download on Bandcamp.
