All elements for Martin Nonstatic’s new album Laniakea have reached the factories. This release holds a special place; a personal milestone for Martin, it celebrates the thrill of performing live, an act that nurtures and creates bonds. We’ll be announcing the release dates and launch pre-orders very soon. Stay close!
We are genuinely delighted to share that the next album we’ll be releasing is from Martin Nonstatic. We’re putting the final touches to the mastering, and we have just begun working on the artwork, another exciting step as this record slowly reveals itself. More details, including release date and everything else, are coming soon. Keep an eye out, and thank you as always for your continued support. It means everything. With warm regards, The Ultimae Team
We are taking the opportunity of Bandcamp Friday to launch the Ultimae Digital Collection which brings together 80 releases from our catalogue in digital format. To mark the occasion, the price is reduced to 303€ (over 50% off) from Friday March 6, 2026 until Friday May 1, 2026.
Vincent Villuis founded Infinium Records in October 1999 to release Asura’s first album, Code Eternity. A few months later, Sandrine Gryson joined him and collaborated on the release of the first Fahrenheit Project compilations. By summer 2001, we were asked to change our name to avoid confusion with an IT firm. At that exact time, we were preparing for our first trip to Canada to perform at the Natura Festival. Armed with excitement for the journey and our Latin dictionary, we sat at a café in Montreal, sipping strong coffee as we brainstormed for a new name. One morning, we discovered the expression « ultimae terrae » the furthest grounds. It perfectly[…]
Last week we received the Test Pressings from the vinyl factory. You can imagine the joy! We spent enough time in various locations to listen to each one of them, and can happily tell you that we are delighted with the outcome and are launching production.
Greetings! AES Dana‘s Perimeters (Remaster 2025) has been reviewed by Igloo Magazine. A heartfelt thank you to the team for their attentive listening and thoughtful words. It means a great deal to see this album continue to resonate and find new depth through this remaster. You can read the full review here: https://igloomag.com/reviews/aes-dana-perimeters-remastered-2025-ultimae
The remastered edition of Perimeters is now available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Qobuz, Apple, Deezer… see a longer list of links below… If you’ve been waiting to explore or revisit these soundscapes through your preferred platform, the doors are now open. Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting this evolving chapter.
