Looking at the horizon I see infinity. Eye stops at the line that cuts the water and the air, drawing the illusion. They say everything is cyclical. But I know everything has its final. This is the order of things where each ending is the beginning of a new thing. Life gives birth to death and a new life comes after death. The only thing to do is to be here where is nothing and everything at the same time.  Then the circle ends and you meet yourself. And the music sounds.

Hard drugs, weed and pussy

In November 2016 the band updated its name to "Pleasure Time" and Signed Contract with the Russian Label ScentAir Records, to launch their debut Album, called (Years About Us). Album containing 13 Songs of which 7 are in English and 6 in Spanish.

The recordings which make up Tycho Brahe's 5th full length album, "Triplex [complete]" (2017), were initially made available across three digital-only self released EPs. The release of "Triplex [complete]" by ScentAir Records sees Tycho Brahe's most accomplished work to date available on CD for the very first time, showcasing the band's unique style of rock-tinged synthpop, and includes three exclusive bonus remixes, not available anywhere else. Full Discography The Promotional Cassette (1996) Absolution (cassette EP -1996) Cassiopeia (CD album - 2000) Tasty (CD album - 2001) Avarice (CD single - 2002) Don't Feel That Way (CD single - 2006) Atlantic (CD album - 2006) Free (CD single - 2006) Transatlantic (CD album - 2007) 1985 GM '85 Remixes (CD single - 2009) …what you paid for (digital EP 2010) Sex Rocket (CD single - 2012) Super Hot Robot (digital single - 2013) Triplex Part 1 (digital EP - 2013) Triplex Part 2 (digital EP - 2014) Triplex Part 3 (digital EP - 2015) Acitech (Infinity Mix) (Tycho Brahe vs. Club House) (digital single - 2017) Triplex [complete] (CD album 2017)

“Permeate”, meaning “to spread or flow throughout”, is a word used to describe a ray of sunlight pervading a room. Most of Heliophile’s lyrics are melancholic, but carry a hint of optimism, so thi s album title is the perfect metaphor for that. Musically, Heliophile aims to create catchy and timeless songs. The relatively dense, but carefully thought out arrangements provide many clever subtleties that the listener can discover over time. Many of the sounds heard on “Permeate” were patched by hand on a modular synthesizer. This instrument is a unique combination of modules from many different manufacturers, big and small, from all over the world. Its thick and organic tones cannot be saved, so when the cables are pulled out, not even the band can bring the sounds back exactly as they were! Although Heliophile celebrates the fact that synthpop is a type of music that brings brotherhood to people all over the world, it was a long-held ambition of Gijs to sing a song in his native Dutch language. ‘Tranen van de Regen’, a very personal semi-autobiographical break-up song, was the perfect opportunity to make that wish come true. With craftmanship, passion, musicality and artistic integrity, Heliophile brings you an album you can enjoy for years to come. Fans of Mesh, Diorama and De/Vision should take notice!