Had Suicide successfully evolved from the seventies it might have become Asolaar’s “Interceptor”. Asolaar wastes absolutely no time in setting the physical borderline violent atmospheres. Similar to Pan Sonic’s harsh work, Asolaar tends to work in the lower rumbles of sound making it felt as much as heard. Bass frequencies are phenomenal for the collection. …
Monthly Archives: November 2014
This friday is going to be the Black Friday on Kvitnu
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Another review for Volya
The only veritable thing we could say about Ukrainian situation is the fact there is a cruel war where many economical interests are merging into a gory mixture which worms into people’s life in order to exacerbate contrasts, as what is happening in Ukraine has become the testbed of mass-media manipulation by both struggling parties …
Chain D.L.K. review for Asolaar “Interceptor”
Even if the excellent Ukrainian label Kvitnu situates Asolaar, the brainchild by Argentinean producer Dario Pinto Calvis, in between the artists which fly on the “heavy wing” of its oustanding sonic squadron, it seems that he has slightly softened his sound and such a mitigation is clear since the opening electric peristalsis. His sonorities on …
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Santa Sangre zine reviewed Zavoloka’s Volya EP
ENG: “Volya” is a work of derived from a Kiev artist dealing with both music and visual arts. Kateryna is not a novice – just look at the biographical section on her website to realize that she has achieved a lot, including a “Gaude Polonia” scholarship funded by the Polish Ministry of Culture. “Volya” is her …
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