What makes Andexelt by Circle notable?

'Andexelt' received significant acclaim for its innovative approach to krautrock, influencing subsequent Finnish experimental artists and contributing to the genre's revival in the late '90s. The album is noted for its lengthy tracks that showcase the band's improvisational skills, which garnered a cult following within avant-garde music circles. Released in 1999, 'Andexelt' was Circle's fourth studio album, marking a period of exploration and evolution in their sound following the critically acclaimed 'Zopalkka' in 1998. At this point in their career, Circle was establishing themselves as a prominent force in the Finnish underground music scene, pushing the limits of krautrock and psychedelic influences.