WASTELAND RADIO NEW ARCHIVES [GREY/429] 
by Air Credits (C. Sandifer, S. Reidell)

Mixed by Greg Magers at The Attic 
Mastered by Collin Jordan at Boiler Room

JOE CARSELLO: synth on "Do U Feel Real" 
FYODOR SAKHNOVSKI: guitar/perc on "Push" + "Synthetic Love"
SEN MORIMOTO: saxophone on "Big Bang vRE9T"

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THE NEARING IS NOW UPON US. REMAIN VIGILANT. STAY ALERT. BE READY. 

Drifting between darkwave melancholy and industrial grit sprawled across dreamlike soundscapes, a sound emerges from a desolate periphery with unwavering resolve. Led by producer and composer Fyodor Sakhnovski, Hollow Frames is an “Electronic Doom Rock” music experiment with strong cinematic and conceptual leanings.

Previous releases include an electro-industrial concept album "THE MANAGEMENT OF FOREST AFFAIRS," based on the novel "The Snail on the Slope" by Soviet-era authors Arkady and Boris Strugatsky. The album is a sci-fi musical expedition into the depths of a mysterious Forest, governed and investigated by an ominous Administration. It examines the destructive aspects of humanity’s relationship with nature, addressing urgent themes of environmental degradation and collapse driven by reckless, negligent, and unaccountable policies.

More recently, Fyodor collaborated with Chicago singer-songwriter David Safran to re-imagine Brother Claude Ely’s classic gospel tune, "Ain’t No Grave," as a haunting murder ballad confronting police brutality.

Hollow Frames' current project is an experiment in an “expanding” and "additive" approach to album creation, a so-called "evolving album," titled "The Nearing," that focuses on the experience and the process of emerging, evolving and eroding.

In addition to Hollow Frames, Fyodor is a co-founder of the electronic rock group @radiantdevices, which has performed alongside acts like Psychic TV, Xiu Xiu, Saul Williams, Pere Ubu, and Man or Astro-Man? among others. He is also a guitarist in the Berlin-based alternative art-punk band @animalfears

Up until this point, Air Credits have brought back many warnings from the nearfuture. After endless ricochet between timelines, the band has found themselves aligned with the present one. The moment is now. Believe That You’re Here.

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AIR CREDITS