Vojislav Dimitrijevic is a Serbian born, Norway residing goa/psy-trance musician. He has been enticed with music from the earliest moments of his life with first memories closely tied to Pink Floyd and Jean Michel Jarre sounds. This experience opened his ears to all musical genre.

In early 90's sound of Prodigy and early Acid Trance drew him to the world of electronica and with emergence of Goa Trance, Vojislav was in love with the sound, vibe and culture of it ever since. His first tries in electronic music production were in mid 90's. After that he was hooked and in early 2001, Angry Dwarf sound was born.

"She Rains" was actually the very first song ever created as Angry Dwarf. Interestingly enough it immediately got picked it up by Australian label "SunDance" and was released on VA "SunDaze". Vojislav continued actively producing music, evolving his production skills and exploring ever more interesting ways to make synths "communicate" in different ways. "Coontinuum" was the second track that got picked up by "SunDance" records and grew to be a hit.

Vojislav always created my music for himself, an expression of his phases in life, so Angry Dwarf music never conforms to any specific genre rules and limitations. "Celebration of Life" was completed as a story in late 2004, however it was left to wait patiently for it's time. Gradually Vojislav worked on music less and less and was focused on other art forms that he professionally works in full time.

After patiently waiting for 7 years, "Celebration of Life" story felt ready and called up, so all of the material was re-built and remixed from the ground up, preparing it for Angry Dwarfs shiny album debut. Angry Dwarf is very excited and proud to present this release, because these stories will be shared with people and have been given a chance after 7 years of maturing.

In the meantime interesting new sounds are being heard from Angry Dwarfs Cave, and it looks like new stories are molded and forged. So stay tuned in and meanwhile join the Celebration Of Life! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.