Art Of Infinity

Founding of the band
October 1996

Residence
Frankfurt/Cologne, Germany

Musicians and producers
Thorsten Sudler-Mainz (keyboards, vocals, guitars, percussion, and programming)
Thorsten Rentsch (keyboards, guitars, percussion, programming and final mixing)

Guests
Eva Wolf (vocals), Ilona Gerulat (vocals), Alkimia Lux (vocals), Antje Schulz (vocals), Matthias Krauss (grand piano, keyboards, guitar) Klaus Major Heuser (guitar), Thomas Kagermann (violin, vocals), Stefan Höllering (tenor-, electro-saxophone), Wieland Reissmann (grand piano, keyboards), Marius Goldhammer (bass), Alex Gunia (guitar), Luise Schröter (cello), Björn Vogelsang (soprano saxophone), Till Kersting (guitar), Franz Holtmann (guitar), Byron Metcalf (percussion), Mario Argandona (percussion, didgeridoo), Wolf Simon (drums), Sibi Siebert (drums), Daniel Klingen (percussion), Julius Lahai (spoken words, voices), Ann Kareen Mainz (vocals), MGV Liederkranz Cleeberg (male choir)

Story
In October 1996, Thorsten Sudler-Mainz and Thorsten Rentsch travel to a house on the Dutch coast. In their luggage they have a complete recording studio, lots of instruments and the vision of a new and unique music project called ART OF INFINITY.

This was the foundation for the debut album New Horizon, released in 2000, before ART OF INFINITY signed a record deal with BSC Music GmbH in 2004. The second ART OF INFINITY album Dimension Universe and the two follow-up albums Endless Future (2008) and Raumwerk (2012) were released on the BSC main label Prudence.

Together with some well-known guest musicians, the duo created a complete work in the field of German ambient and art rock that still resonates today. In 2012, the band played a live concert in the Planetarium Bochum with a 6-headed line-up.

After a 13-year break new ART OF INFINITY releases are being planned for 2025.

Musical Influences
Ambient, Electronic, Artrock, Progressive, World, Pop