ZephyrMusic is a French musician who will have you revisiting the world of music by breaking down genre boundaries with a multitude of covers and compositions adapted and played on piano, guitar and violin.

always open to collabs and suggestions! dm me here on soundcloud

The Enigmatic Saga of Children of Osiris: A Discordant Melody
In the nebulous realm of experimental music, where soundscapes intertwine with arcane themes, one enigmatic group emerged, known only as Children of Osiris. Born from the depths of the digital soundscape, their presence on Bandcamp reverberates with an aura of mystique and curiosity, drawing in audacious listeners willing to immerse themselves in the unknown.
Children of Osiris, a name derived from the ancient Egyptian deity, embody a musical journey that transcends traditional boundaries. Like the eternal rebirth of Osiris himself, this ethereal ensemble constantly reinvents their sonic identity, seamlessly blending elements of ambient, glitch, and avant-garde electronica into a tapestry of haunting melodies and distorted rhythms.
Children of Osiris' Bandcamp presence serves as a portal to their sonic labyrinth, a swirling vortex where conventional song structures dissipate into a mist of dissonance. Each release is a cryptic narrative, an exploration of otherworldly themes that transcends the confines of mundane reality. Their compositions possess an eerie elegance, captivating listeners with disorienting atmospheres, whispered incantations, and distorted echoes that seep into the subconscious.
The dissonant harmonies merge with cryptic field recordings, evoking the resonance of long-abandoned temples and forgotten catacombs. The listener becomes a spectral witness to Children of Osiris' auditory séance, their music serving as a medium through which the past and present coalesce in a cacophony of ethereal echoes. Here, Children of Osiris transmute sound into a visceral experience, alchemizing dissonance into a symphony of sonic transmutation. Utilizing complex polyrhythms, glitched-out samples, and ethereal chants, the band creates an aural landscape where time unravels, and reality bends at the whims of the musical sorcerers.
Children of Osiris have become a revered entity within the experimental music community, their Bandcamp offerings acting as portals to uncharted realms of audio exploration. Their enigmatic biography may forever elude the grasp of curious souls, but their legacy as the emissaries of aural esoterica remains etched in the minds of those willing to venture beyond the ordinary and embrace the enigmatic soundscape they manifest.

consolidating psychedelic soundscapes of The Universe to further the conscious mind using sounds that massage, tickle, and exercise the brain 

primarily but not limited to: 
>downtempo
>psychedelic
>IDM
>glitch
>trip hop
>space
>ambient
>jazz
>cinematic
>world
>bass
>sound design

releases on the following labels:
@therust
@psyjelly
@lysergiacollective
@neo-ouija
@blackmoonsyndicate
@doyudigital
@aspirehighermusic

Logo Art by Aldous Massie
Banner/Cover Photo taken by David Foehring

Sobaki Tabaka is the darkest representative of the Moscow underground music for the last 20 years. Risen from the ashes of Crownear, one of the most eclectic post-Soviet bands of the late 80-s, they became the Russian industrial scene’s flagship in the middle of the 90-s and still keep on doing their best in this field. Using provocative methods, they spread like a virus on TV, radio and even in the theaters, establishing the diversity of their creative ambitions. The band’s performances were always a vivid and poignant action which referred the audience to the classics of the genre, such as Swans, Missing Foundation, Throbbing Gristle and others. In 1997, they recorded their first and legendary opus “Into the brain!”, and later on the band performed along with Einsturzende Neubauten at festival organized by the Goethe Institute in Moscow, hitting the audience with their otherworldly sound and appearance. At the end of the 90-s Sobaki Tabaka recorded their second album, "Shadow of Light", partly consisting of music for the play "Faust".

In the early 2000-s, the band's leader Robert Ostrolutsky moved to London, where he tried to accomplish his English trip-hop project Positive Arrogance and recorded an album with British musicians at Abbey Road Studios. The album had been well met by the public and, due to their sound, could be compared with the best representatives of the genre such as Laika, Recoil and Massive Attack. But after a quarrel with producers, Robert left London and returned to Moscow. 

In 2005, along with the bassist Alexei Mostiyev [Altera Forma, Eleven] they revived the band. The Moscow label Q-Code rec. reissued Sobaki Tabaka’s first two albums. The Rolling Stone Magazine published a vast article about the band while the musicians were touring  around the former Soviet republics. 

In 2007, after the show with Dälek, the musicians started creating a new album entitled "You’re done when I get you "  and subsequently released it on Soyuz Music rec. The album received highly positive acclaim of music critics and the audience. It revealed many new aspects of the band’s creativeness, consonant with the modern trends of noise-rock and sludge, keeping the same atmosphere, recognizable from the very first minutes of listening. 

After a gig with the iconic project Scorn in 2011 the musicians plunged into the studio work, which resulted with their fourth release, "The new body". In January of 2012, the band went on tour with the assistance of their colleagues, Swiss musicians from Sludge and Rorcal and a hip hop singer, La Gale. Later on Sobaki Tabaka supported Samael in Lausanne, and after their return to Moscow they shared a stage with Swans. The following years the band also performed with Godflesh and The Young Gods, and, at the same time, the vocalist Robert Ostrolutsky became a superstar of the Russian musical "Todd".


At its highest point, the band played their 20-th anniversary show in Moscow with Christopher Hahn (SWANS) in May of  2016, smashing down their listeners with power of 7 people on stage, and later, in November, they’ve performed with Killing Joke in Geneva. 

This year the band is releasing a special tribute edition, featuring such underground scene’s stars as Octopus from Dälek, Oddateee, Alan Dubin from GNAW / KHANATE, khost, Gnaw Their Tongues, Dave Phillips etc., and here are some words about this work.

Next Generation Artists
We are the Music-Makers, We are the Dreamers of Dreams.

"When knowledge is right there, 
  we don't even look" 
KRS-ONE

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