I shitted my pants. But seriously, song is very cool. Thanks!

"In Fact" was the very first cassette demo recorded and released by Swedish synth-pop combo Art Fact. This cassette was finished in 1989.

As You Say

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Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй

Пляжный Гот

Watch official video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duDxB-hanss

Hans Helwinden is ukrainian post-punk, gothic rock, darkwave and dark-ambient artist and sounddesigner based in Kharkov. You can listen to all music on this official channel, buy it on Bandcamp or follow  his Instagram and Facebook. You can also download the first unique Post-Punk, Darkwave and Dark-Ambient Drum Pack by Hans Helwinden for free (link is under videos).Subscribe and feel at home.

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Lyrics :

Why should I die for your money
Why should I die for your kids

I'm waiting for the rest
I'm so tired, but I'm only 21
People are dying 
Just because of your vain
We are like a pigs
Just because you want
We are the same
And we will meet in a grave
One day

Produced by Hans Helwinden.

STOP WAR

Hans Helwinden - Why Should I Die For Your Money [STOP WAR]

Maska Genetik-Ocean

Window

ALLES - KONFLIKT

Intro of the upcoming album - 
Affective Accumulation -
coming soon.

Mobilizing

Subconscious

Now available for pre-order: Svitlana Nianio & Oleksandr Yurchenko's 'Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy' ('Know How? Tell Me'). Recorded in an abandoned park in Kiev in 1995, this is the first official release of 'Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy' outside of the duo's native Ukraine, and is presented in conjunction with Glasgow's Night School Records. 

Pre-order the 12" vinyl edition here: https://tinyurl.com/vw3lgpe

Digital only here: https://tinyurl.com/rzk2ehc

All orders will ship after 21.02.2020.

Svitlana Nianio and Oleksandr Yurchenko are musicians with a long history in the still-mysterious Kiev Underground. Nianio’s first group Cukor Bela Smert [Sugar, The White Death] were active from the late 80’s through to the early 90’s, and following an intense period of touring, collaboration, experimentation and a string of mixtapes and self-published recordings, Nianio’s first official solo album ‘Kytytsi’ was released in 1999 by Poland’s Koka Records. Oleksandr Yurchenko, a longtime collaborator and a pivotal figure in the Kiev music scene, was instrumental in creating the Novaya Scena, a loose conglomerate of artists who encouraged each other to excavate both the sounds of the West and Ukrainian tradition. ‘Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy’ (‘Know How? Tell Me’) is the duo’s most fully realised collaboration, an enchanting, complete world in which Yurchenko’s instrumentation and playfulness with form frames Nianio’s otherworldly soprano, recalling Liz Fraser steeped in contrapuntal melody and hymnal improvisation. Originally made available on a self-released cassette in 1996 (re-issued in 2017 by Ukraine’s Delta Shock label) where the album was twinned with ‘Lisova Kolekciya’ (re-issued on LP in 2017 by Skire) this is the debut release of ‘Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy’ outside of Ukraine.

Recorded in an abandoned park in Kiev during a fertile period for artists and musicians following the collapse of the Soviet Union, ‘Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy’ sees Nianio and Yurchenko combine Casio keyboard, hammered dulcimer, percussion, and Nianio’s unmistakeable soprano vocalisations to create music sympathetic to the specific locations in which they chose to record. Yurchenko’s contribution is perhaps more present on this recording than anything else we have heard from the duo. His percussive dulcimer playing provides the basis on which Nianio can weave delicate keyboard lines while playfully contorting her voice, shifting from a low register reminiscent of Nico to what could be perceived as the call of a bird or an animal in distress. Whatever the intent, the effect is haunting and beautiful in equal measure.

There’s a prevailing earthiness on the recordings, found in the warm hiss of the lo-fi means of recording or the grinding, unspecified sounds that occasionally accompany the melody, like drones created on the fly by hands trying to keep warm in the ice. A prevailing mood of fragility and beauty seeps from these melodies, delicate moments of clarity spun by the two musicians. ‘Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy’ is a dream spun in twilight, a crystalline, private world where the listener feels both alien and welcome. 

Recorded in Kiev, Ukraine, May 1995
Produced by Svitlana Nianio & Oleksandr Yurchenko
Mastered by John Hannon, 2018

Artwork by Svitlana Nianio
Design by Tom James Scott

Untitled 

Svitlana Nianio & Oleksandr Yurchenko - Untitled 1 (from 'Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy' 12" + digital)

by @kirrrrra & @nadjasky
sobranie8.18@gmail.com

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