Effective period / Period of releases: 1978 - 2021

Members: Daniele Prencipe, Gerry Edmond, Gerhard Messinger, Rudolf Mille, Ernst Nekola, Yvonne Dory, Johann Hölzel

Ganymed was an Austrian space disco band founded in 1977.
In 1978, they released their biggest hit, “It Takes Me Higher”, which hit #5 on the Austrian charts for four weeks and also hit #23 on the German charts. That same year, they released their debut album “Takes You Higher’, which ranked at #16 for 12 weeks and also spawned another single, “Saturn”.
1979 would see the release of their second album, “Future World”. The album’s title track was released as a B-side to “Dancing in a Disco”.
Afterwards, they released their final album, “Dimension No. 3°, plus the non-album single, “Money Is Addiction (Of This Crazy World)” in 1980.
At their last concert in 1981, Falco played bass for the group.

Ganymed officially broke up in 1983.

Members:
Gerry Edmond pseudonym in the group: “Kroonk" - lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, synth programming
Yvonne Dory pseudonym in the group: "Pulsaria" - vocals
Rudolf Mille pseudonym in the group: “Vendd" - keyboards
Gerhard Messinger pseudonym in the group: “IzI" - bass
Ernst Nekola pseudonym in the group: “Cak" - drums, percussion, drum programming
Daniele Prencipe pseudonym in the group: "Suk"; only appeared on “Takes You Higher" - keyboards

"Ganymed Music is Music from the Universe" (originally "Ganymed-Musik ist Musik aus dem Weltall," from Austro-Rock-Lexikon).