Born February 25, 1969 in Moscow.

At the age of 7 was sent to a musical studio, piano class. Due to the fact, that the education program of a studio was based on examples of the classic and native folk music, the future composer disregarded the classes and generally had no interest in music at all. Thus, the formal education soon ended.

At the age of 10 Andrey on his own determined his future activities - stars, space and the Universe. To learn about them in details, he enters the astronomy courses of the Moscow Planetarium in 1980. But, by the twist of fate, he found himself interested in space music.

Beginning from 1984, Andrew Klimkovsky is a participant of a group "ALRADO", born within the Moscow Planetarium in the same year.

The first concert of the group happened in April 1984 and consisted of compositions of the group "Space" in semiacoustic performance. In summer 1984 Andrew writes several musical plays for this group in a very close to "Space" stylistics. The performance of them at the concert of "ALRADO" in October 1984 under the Planetarium dome created a sensation.

These and similar compositions will make up the album "Milky Way", published 13 years later.

At the same time with creation of new pieces and concerts under the electric stars, Andrew Klimkovsky is still getting prepared to becoming a professional astronomer and spends many days in scientific library of Astronomy Institute and many nights in the observatory towers under the real stars, looking at them, hearing their hardly distinctive voices and yet more music in them.

In the Autumn 1989 Andrew Klimkovsky deliberately interrupts his education in Moscow Physical Technical Institute and returns to the music.

For a short time he returns to the Moscow Planetarium and gives a number of exclusive concert lectures, playing his music under the same stars, this time along with the narratives about the Universe, read by the leading lecturers of Moscow Planetarium.

In 1990 Andrew Klimkovsky performs the order from Moscow Planetarium to create the 10 minutes long soundtrack to play in foyer before the lecture. The recording took place in April.

The participants were:

Andrew Chudnov (percussions, effects, mixing) Pavel Paleshkin (guitar) Svetlava Vyatkina (voice) Alexa Xens (additional keyboards)

Later one more piece was added to five existing compositions from this soundtrack - the song "My Liar" written and performed by Andrew Klimkovsky. The entire musical program under the name "Legende" appeared in a number of sound recording studios of Moscow as the first album of "NEANE" group.

In summer two more musical programs were recorded: "Voyager" composed for the corresponding lecture of Moscow Planetarium, and "The Egey's Sea" - for recording studios which bought it as the second album of "NEANE".

Andrew Chudnov and Olga Sizikova participated in recording.

The third album of "NEANE" (in a cast of 1991) was created in "Nica" studio in 1991-1992. In May 1992 it appeared in recording under the name "Contrary Action".

For recording of the next album, Andrew invited the singer Sana.

The recording took place in "Nica" studio. Due to economical reasons the recording was not finished and the release of the album "We'll be closer" was postponed.

The group "NEANE" by that time changed the name to "Universe", gave a number of concerts (including recording from the unreleased album) and came apart in 1993.

In the same year Andrew and Sana married.

During 1994-1996 Andrew opens his personal sound recording studio "NEANE Lab Studio" to begin the work on the new projects. At the same time he founded the publishing company "NEANE Records", where Sana works as an artist designer.

The first release of "NEANE Records" happened at May 15, 1997. It was the first solo album of Andrew Klimkovsky "Music of Celestial Spheres" Part 1 - "From Dusk till Dawn".

From 1997 on Andrew Klimkovsky releases the new albums once in several months. Sometimes he publishes again the old works of the "ALRADO" times.

Thus in Autumn 1997 the "Milky Way" written in 1984-1985 was published, and in February 1998 a presentation of an album by Andrew Klimkovsky "Dedicated to the Crew of Challenger" (written in 1986) took place before Russian and American audience.

In February 1999 an album "We continue the Search" written in 1985-1986 was released. An hour-lasting fantastic video score was created by Andrew and Sana for the presentation.

It exclusive presentation happened at February 20, 1999 in "Martian Concert" in movie theatre "Ashkhabad".

During his publishing activities Andrew Klimkovsky meets two interesting musicians of Russia - Alexey Ostrovky and Vyacheslav Kulikov. The cooperation with them leads to release of several albums of the composers.

Along with creation of new albums for music series "Music of Celestial Spheres" and "Starry Sky", Andrew Klimkovsky creates new projects: "Astral Journey", "DreamOcean", "ALEALA" - this one with the participation of a know art rock guitarist, leader of "In folio" group Sergey Sedykh.

In 2000 in commemoration of 120th anniversary of the known Russian novelist Alexander Grin, Andrew Klimkovsky composes the romatic album "The Scarlet Sails" which becomes the popular instrumental hit of composer.

The present discography of Andrew Klimkovsky includes 19 albums in electronic and space music genre and 7 maxi-singles.