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Discography

Only Few Inches, At Least Six Feet

Released 2002, MP3.com
Re-released 2005, cafépress.com
Stream available from dmusic.com

Cricket
Order Solifugae
Night Critters
Tipsy Moth
Fire Ant Invasion
Bloat

This EP was originally published as an MP3.com CD. The MP3.com as we knew it died in 2003, and the services of that site are no longer available. The six happy people (Yeah, its true: Aamu's got fans!) who own that album really do own a rarity. A paper sleeve packed version is currently available at cafépress.com.

Killing Me Softly OST

Released 2003, MP3.com

Killing Me Softly
Omnibus
Silhouettes
Cricket
Earth Black
Heaven Black
Dash of Lemon
Milk & Honey
A Window left Open
Justitia Omnibus

This Album was also published as an MP3.com CD. Nobody bought a single copy before MP3.com died, nor does [TJM] own a copy. Would you like it to be re-released? Send a message.

As "OST" implies, this was a soundtrack to a Finnish short film, "Killing Me Softly" by Penjam Productions. However, only the first 5 songs appear in the movie, and a better title would have been "Songs From And Inspired By Killing Me Softly". A re-release would have that as a title.

Oulu

Unreleased, work in progress.

An EP dedicated to [TJM]'s home town, the Crown of the North Botnia, the gate to Ultima Thule, the town of tar, Garlic Night Festival, and Air Guitar World Championship. Originally this was planned to be released late 2005, Oulu's 400th anniversary year. Aamu however fell for remixing and the release of this project is delayed.

Movie Appearances

Killing Me Softly (2003)

Five Aamu songs appear on Penjam Productions' short film Killing Me Softly.

Killing Me Softly
Omnibus
Silhouettes
Cricket
Earth Black

Woodlands (2004)

Aamu's "The Corridor" appears in the Surrealist Studios' short film Woodlands.

Several Wild Production Movies (2005-)

NOTE: These links and movies are Not Safe For Work and are not considered suitable for children.

Wild Production adult entertainment movies Elisabeth 1, Elisabeth 2, Villi-Ira and the Whip Boy, and Villi-Ira and the Willies (all released 2005) contain several songs by Aamu. Collaboration with Villi-Ira continues, and new Wild Production releases will feature Aamu's music, too.