Сильнейшая русская психоделия.

Хвост и АукцЫон - И Ночь И День ("Чайник Вина")

Леонид Федоров какое мне дело

Sirr (سر)

The remaining jams and loops (jam-a-lopes) from the looper, inspired by an old "'Fused" tune from back in the day, which B2K helped contribute to . . .

Another in a long list of Americana train-inspired tunes, this one with Engineer Smokey McNair at the controls, gonna' pull your chain and make your whistle blow!

B2K: electric guitar, loops, MIDI: electric piano, trumpet, trombone, flute/glockenspiel, cello

and endless gratitude for both the intrepid:

Oh: drum kit/trap set, and

Tree: electric bass

Smokey's Fall-a-lope! (HM!)

Recorded at Hi5 Productions
Mixed by Max Andrukh
Cover Art by Nikita Liskov
I - Reimagining of 1st Prelude by D. Shostakovich
X, XX - Citation of D.Shostakovich

Techno 2

Mating Call

A Girl with a Kitten in the Moonlight

Kalypso

Music by Roman Grygoriv and Illia Razumeiko
Lyrics by Juryi Izdryk 
Perfromance by NOVA OPERA

The main musical instrument at the Opening Show – a legendary biplane AN-2 – is also the core element of the stage scenery for a post-drama opera performed by NOVA OPERA, that will combine sonority of air turbines with a Gregorian chorale, Mongolian lullabies and trip-hop rhythms.

The human and the machine, the land and the air, the voice and the noise, seismic electric bass and the light show.

Futuristic show, futuristic opera in three acts.

Concept/music/composition/staging: Roman Grygoriv, Illia Razumeiko
Directed by Rostyslav Derzhypilsky
Human / Machine
Sound / Light
Voice / Noise

AN-2
NOVA OPERA:
Mariana Holovko (soprano)
Anna Kirsh (soprano)
Andriy Koshman (baritone)
Ruslan Kirsh (baritone)
Yevhen Rakhmanin (baritone)
Zhanna Marchynska (cello)
Andriy Nadolskyi (drums)
Georgiy Potopalskyi (electronics)
Roman Grygoriv (conductor, contrabass, guitar)
Illia Razumeiko (synthesizer, electronics)
Yuri Izdryk (voice)
Yaroslav Zen (video)

Rymu Rym AEROPHONIA_NOVA OPERA

15.Бобэоби

DZ'OB is an electroacoustic ensemble from Dnipro (Ukraine).
A cross-genre 7-piece orchestra crashes to the ground a well-established musical concept in which, for example, house and art music exist in completely different frames of reference. Eventually, DZ’OB not only synthesizes disparate genres, the band comes up with their unique, eclectic sound that blurs the line between epochs, schools and traditions. Piano Preludes by Shostakovich fused with bits and samples are reborn in the most incredible pieces of IDM. With the same radicalism in musical technique, DZ'OB treats songs of one of our time’s most eccentric DJs - Aphex Twin. Suchwise ensemble generates inconceivable instrumental metamorphosis: electronic music becomes academic with a wave of a cello bow.
DZ'OB is not about genres, but a new vision of the music itself.