TEN YEARS AFTER
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TEN YEARS AFTER is an ambientfunk album by Klaus Killisch.
Three versions of I’d Kinda Love to Change the World, written and performed by Robert Fitterman and Roberto Balò, form its centre. Around them are instrumental pieces—ambient, experimental, sometimes heavy, sometimes almost weightless.
The title is a phrase borrowed from somewhere else. The music takes it somewhere else again.
Nine tracks, made between guitar, effects, machines, voices and chance.
AFTER SILL
The title points to Judee Sill—not as a cover or interpretation, but as a distant echo.
Her songs have something mysterious about them: intimate, spiritual, strange, and somehow outside their own time. After Sill follows that feeling rather than any particular song.
It is the last track on Ten Years After. A small coda, drifting somewhere beyond the album.
01 I’d kinda love to change the world #1 3:36
02 I’d kinda love to change the world #2 3:36
03 I’d kinda love to change the world #3 3:44
04 One of these days, boy 3:24
05 Jupiter 3:49
06 50000 miles beneath my brain 5:16
07 Who needs money now? 4:51
08 Bring it on 2:26
09 After Sill 3:14
Music — ambientfunk / Klaus Killisch
Words & voice — Robert Fitterman & Roberto Balò
Visuals & design — Klaus Killisch
Album statement and lyrics pdf
Released 2026
