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Spectrum Vision - Baikal 432 Hz

Specially for The Tenth Label Birthday, Sentimony Records team ready to presents a new psychill compilation «The Ten». 
Here your will find The Ten exciting journeys by The Ten well-tried psychill minds carefully selected by Irukanji. 
Have a nice trip! 

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Official Release Page: sentimony.com/release/va-the-ten 
Sentimony Records 
released April 13, 2017 

Compiled By Irukanji 
Artwork By Trootootoo 
Mastered this track AstroPilot Studio
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The Ten

Mono Town

shamanic electronic cult (live ver)
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unreleased December 18, 2016 
spectrum vision studio®

spectrum vision unrelised

Shamanic Cult

Spectrum Vision had its humble beginnings back in 2004. “Lost Space Device” was one of the first albums that gleaned critical acclaim and sparked interest to this psy-chill/psy-breaks project. Many things have changed since then, we gained new experiences and ideas as well as expanded our skill set. Thus, we decided to dust off the good, old album and give it a new life. Today we’d like to present to you a re-mastered version of the “Lost Space Device”. Will you dare to see (or hear, perhaps) where this ancient alien artifact takes you?
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releases July 27, 2017 

Written and produced by Ivan Uzdyaev and Aleksander Timoshkin, 2004 
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Cover design by forest grieg 

Mastered by Dmitriy Redko at AstroPilot Studio, 2017 
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lost space device

Ameica [Remastered 2017]

Last dive into the world of abstraction and shamanism ....
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released December 7, 2018 
ivan Uzdyaev/spectrum vision project studio 
track: WAV 48000/24 bit
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Last Dive (Dope ver)

Various - Time Loop: Beyond Borders
Sentimony Records
Catalog#: Sen CD 007
Format: CD,
Compilation, Digipak Country:
Ukraine Released: 15 Sep 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub, Downtempo, Ambient

Spectrum vision - sympotronic

To the 50th anniversary of the first manned space flight, Home World Music Group, in collaboration with Sentimony Records, have prepared a special release - new psychedelic space-ambient music compilation entitled "Absence Of Gravity".

This new release contains 11 exclusive tracks from the talented creators of modern psy-ambient music. The compositions are full of experiments with abstract forms of classic ambient sound and mysterious atmosphere of space images.

"POEHALI!" HWM & SENTIMONY

Spectrum vision - tunguska

VA - On start! Compiled by Sulima, producer from Russia, and released on "Cyberdelica records" in 2011. This compilation includes 10 tracks by such renowned projects as: Biokinetix, Sulima, Dissociactive, SOM, Reactive, Artsense, DNI, etc. That's, what says about the compilation Sulima: "On start!" - the compilation consisting of 10 powerful, and atmospheric tracks, written by talented musicians. "On start!" - it is a energy and flight in space. This is a plasma vortex, which dissecting cosmic dust of galaxies. "On start!" - It is: unknown mysterious worlds, and a planets of the Universe. When you will be listen this VA - you will be to immerse your mind in an endless journey of beautiful harmonies and vibrations!" VA - On start! - This is the first release Cyberdelica rec., which is part of the holding "Positive Reaction Record Company" (ex "Positive Reaction rec."), which is owned by a famous Russian music producer - Andrey Samoilov (SOM).

Spectrum vision - moon color

The band was formed in the summer of 1981 in Leningrad, Soviet Union (now Saint Petersburg, Russia) as rock band Garin i giperboloidy (Garin & The Hyperboloids, after Aleksei Nikolaevich Tolstoi's novel The Hyperboloid of Engineer Garin) consisting of Tsoi, Aleksei Rybin and Oleg Valinskiy. A year later, the name of the band was changed to Kino. Since rock music was considered a "bourgeois style" in the Soviet Union, Kino, like the other rock bands, performed only in semi-underground clubs and at musicians' apartments (kvartirniks).

In the summer of 1982, Kino's first album 45 (named for its length in minutes) was recorded as a collaboration with the band Aquarium. The album was slowly distributed through underground channels and gave a new fame to the group.

The band's first real hit was the album Noch released in 1986; some songs from this and the two previous albums were included in the Red Wave: 4 Underground Bands from the Soviet Union compilation disc released in the USA in 1986.

At the beginning of the Perestroika era, the band gained more prominence, and the 1988 album Gruppa krovi, together with the film Needle (Игла, Igla), which starred Tsoi, brought the band to the pinnacle of popularity.

During the next two years, the band released another album and did shows in the Soviet Union and abroad, attracting enormous audiences, until August 15, 1990, when Tsoi died in a car accident near Riga. The tape with the vocal track for the new album survived the accident. The album was completed by the rest of the band and released in 1990 without a title, though it is commonly cited as Chyorniy albom (i.e. The Black Album) since it has a wholly black cover.

The band's popularity in the Soviet Union was so extraordinarily high that after Tsoi's death, the words “Цой жив!” ("Tsoi lives!") and “КИНО” appeared on public surfaces throughout the country. Writing these words became a kind of a memorial ritual among fans of the band. Even today the slogan occasionally surfaces in urban graffiti and is extremely common in permanent marker or scratched into walls.

All Kino songs were written by Viktor Tsoi. His lyrics are characterized by a poetic simplicity. The ideas of liberty were present (one song was named "Mother Anarchy") but, on the whole, the band's message to the public was not overly politically charged, except for themes of freedom. Their songs largely focused on life, freedom and love. Daily life is embedded in Kino's vocabulary (for instance, there is a song about the elektrichka, a commuter train many suburbanites use daily).

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