Beyond the Evening Spell
Instrumental Single + CD-ROM Total time: 20min. Date of release: 29th of October, 2007 Genre: Atmospheric Dark Light Metal Linernotes:	1.	Beyond the Evening Spell	17:00, 23.3 Mb
		part I. Evening
		part II. The Spell
		part III. Beyond
		part IV. Abyss
		(collateral consequence of     applying the invocation)
	2.	Abyss (postarmageddon mix).	3:00, 4.12Mb
	+	CD-ROM for PC	27Mb

"Beyond the Evening Spell" single hides beneath a complete instrumental story of calling the Twilight to raise from the depth of Waters, to enchant the Earth, to fill the air with a sweet smell of field flowers. Yet, in phylosophycal meaning it is not safe to change order of things, so suddenly you may find an Abyss of torn time opening right beside.
Firstly this composition was planned to be a part of the Inner Sea repertoir, when it was arranged back in 2005. Now it has got 2½ times longer, has four parts instead of two, and being accomplished with an ambient postarmageddonal mix of Abyss and an animated interactive CD-ROM is available as single to the forecoming album.
This Single is respectfully dedicated to Tom "Murphy" Kondor form Opus Altera, who is an example for me in musical skills and in strenght of Spirit.

A Song for the Sun
EP (mini-album) Total time: 40min. Date of release: 22nd of May, 2007 Genre: Atmospheric Dark Light Metal Linernotes:	1.	Before the Storm (prelude)	1:45, 2.4Mb
	2.	Dancing within a Spring	5:30, 7.6Mb
	3.	Skybelt (extended mix)	7:15, 10Mb
	4.	Sun in an Amber	7:20, 10Mb
	5.	Underwater Skies	5:50, 8.0Mb
	6.	Song for the Sun	12:20, 17Mb

After contemplation part has been presented with instrumental and light in sound "A Tune for the Moon" EP, it's time for thoughts of the Twilightide to be expressed in this metallized, full-blooded "A Song for the Sun".
Songs compiled here were composed from early spring of 2006 to April 2007, then the earliest compositions were rerecorded (and extended) to match in sound the latest ones. Also, "Before the storm" intro links back to the first record of the Inner Sea, using up an atmospheric version of "the Storm" refrain.
Compositions have got longer, than on any previous record (none is shorter then five and a half minutes), the structure became really meanderous, rebellowing from Tibetian and Chinese folk to industrial and techno elements. In general, this mini-album presents an Atmospheric Dark Light Metal in the way it should sound, using different elements, different styles, less repeating, more experiments.

A Tune For the Moon
Instrumental EP (mini-album) Total time: 30min. Date of release: 1st of December, 2006 Genre: New Age Linernotes:	1.	Springs	3:12, 4.4Mb
	2.	Waltz of the mushrooms	4:30, 6.2Mb
	3.	Memories of the flight in Dream	4:05, 5.6Mb
	4.	Thulsa Doom	4:00, 5.5Mb
	5.	Whales return	4:30, 6.2Mb
	6.	Enter Twilight	5:30, 7.6Mb
	7.	Summer ends	4:13, 5.8Mb

This EP appears to be the first thing to be released by Meander. Being composed between March and December 2006 in it's intsrumental, mood exploring compositions it attempts to reflect thoughts that do not need words and as well the breath-taking mood I have witnessed in the music of Oliver Shanti, Buddha and Bonsai, Mike Oldfield, different folk music of North and East, last but not least fantastic soundtrack of "Conan the Barbarian" by Basil Poledouris and psychodelia of my favourite Lake Of Tears. Also, searching in opened sourses for the whalesongs for the Underwater Skies, I had been so amused by things I heared, that under impression of whale sonar and cries the whole Whales Return composition has been written.
So, it's all about comtemplation and athmosphere, birds and crickets, flute and koto. Being deffinitely none of metal music, A Tune for the Moon EP still hopes to be understood by listeners searching for harmony and stories told by the tunes.

Contemplation. Vol 1
Summer night with ceramic windchimes       Linernotes:
		Total time: 75min.
		Tracks: 1
		Year of release: 2006
		Genre: Nature, Minimal Ambient, Relaxation

...As a summer night is descending down, you come up to the edge of the world, sit on to the daylong warmed up stone and open your eyes and ears. Crickets are singing about coming out twingkling stars, the sun is diving deeper beneath, with the time leaving no shade but velvet touch of darkness. It's time for contemplation, time for the universe...
First volume of the new Contemplation series, this piece is bringing You the scope atmosphere of warm summer night jeweled by random melodies of ceramic windchimes tuned in pentatonic scale. By editing this disk I firstly has fullfilled my own desire: since last winter I had been dreaming of such an environment perfect to fall asleep, to read, to make love in:)
Now, with 1¼ hour of nature sounds, low noise level for a fine volume adjustments, You don't have to wait for summer to come,—live in summer whenever you want!

Inner Sea

Whit Of The Night
EP (mini-album) Total time: 24 min. Date of release: 2006 Genre: Atmospheric Dark Light Linernotes:	1.	Intro	2:02, 2.8Mb
	2.	Waves of Tomorrow	5:32, 7.6Mb
	3.	The Rain (secrets of the fall)	5:22, 7.4Mb
	4.	12th of April, 1524	5:43, 7.9Mb
	5.	Greek Girl	5:18, 7.3Mb
	*	W.o.t.N. medley (online promo medley)	5:00 6.9Mb

The first, and probably the last release of my Inner Sea, it has appeared in two different lay-out versions: mine (see above), wich is conceptional and precisely worked out, and Salz-style, wich "conception is having no conception", lay-out seems a bit goofy and poor, but the CD is factory-printed.

The Sign
Demo Total time: 15 min. Date of release: 2003 Genre: Atmospheric Dark Light Linernotes:	1.	Thy Stars	5:35, 5.1Mb
	2.	The Storm	5:09, 4.7Mb
	3.	Sunset (the uncensored take starring Salz)	3:13, 3.0Mb

First recording experience of the Inner Sea that took place a pair of month after accomplishing the crew, in February—March 2003. It has been planned to become a promotional stuff, but due to an extremely low quality has been distributed only among friends and then forsaken.