There is no return

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Order Of The Rising Sun

Suck my "Special Operation". A story about police brutality.
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cover by @kazmir00 
vocals: bookmood3(https://www.instagram.com/bookmood3/) and hsnbr (https://soundcloud.com/hsnbr)

"On April 23 around 1:00 am, Poligraf, was raided by the RA police force without any legal grounds. Everyone at the club was thrown down on the floor, treated like criminals, and taken to the police department against their will. Some of our staff and visitors were brutally beaten up and even strip-searched at the police department. The brutality that unfolded at our club is beyond comprehension and completely unacceptable. We demand justice for everyone who has been hurt and traumatized by this egregious violation of our rights. 

The raid on our club is an attack on Poligraf and the entire club community. We are all part of a more significant cultural and creative industry under threat. This is not just about our right to dance and express ourselves but about the very core of our society. We are part of a community that fosters creativity, diversity, and inclusivity. We provide a space for people to come together, connect, and share their experiences. Our club creates a vibrant and dynamic cultural scene that enriches our society and contributes to our economy. 

However, now, we are under attack. The forces that seek to suppress our way of life threaten our existence. We are being framed for merely being ourselves. They seek to silence our voices, stifle our creativity, and impose their narrow-minded worldview on us. We cannot allow this to happen. 

We need the support of other institutions, artists, musicians, writers, and anyone who values creativity and diversity, which has felt the magic at the club. We need to come together and speak out against this gross injustice. We call upon all those who share our values to stand with us. We ask all bars, clubs, and other spaces, the people in our local and international community, to rise, lend your support, raise your voice, and demand change. Sign the petition in our bio and spread the word. We need your help defending our community and protecting our human right to create, dance, and express ourselves. We will announce our further actions very soon, and all of us will rave inside or outside the sealed doors of Poligraf. 

We must work together to create a world where diversity and creativity are celebrated, not attacked. Power to the dancers, power to everyone who fights and demands a better future for us all. This is our fight against oligarchy, discrimination, and the monopolization of the industry and the community. We will not let the police state or any other entity tear us apart. We demand that Poligraf’s doors open that have been illegally sealed. 

We will inform all of you about our further actions shortly."

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Հատուկ Նշանակության Վարչություն

@yutani_ripley

Hektor Khachatryan, aka yutani, is a rising star in the vibrant Armenian music scene. His fresh EP 'Noah's Rave On Ararat's Slope'—a sonic almanac of punchy eposes—expands the diverse roster of Get Busy, a label founded in Tatarstan in 2013.

The Yerevan-based producer acts as a prophet of ideas, assembling various sounds that reflect his heritage. His dark, epic, and challenging take on Armenian folklore shows that the cross-pollination of ancient and modern is not only possible but also naturally inevitable. Yutani weaves together carefully selected vocal samples, provided by his friend, musician Hayk Karoyi, with halftime rhythms and bass music elements. The result is a set of ritualistic and monumental tracks that transport the listener to an unsettling yet liberating atmosphere. One can never imagine what the greeting of the groom ('Tagvor Barov') sounds like or how the instrument zurna can be rediscovered until hearing yutani's work.

"I am a child of the 1990s who was deeply influenced by the electronic music of that time," says yutani. "I enjoy referencing that era in my work, and it often shines through. With this EP, I wanted to create something new and cinematic on a theme that is close to me—Armenian culture. I almost always imagine some abstract and dynamic scene and start writing music to fit that scene. Movement is the main motif."

cover by instagram.com/kupikazu_
mastering by soundcloud.com/hopdopdj

Նոյի ռեյվը Արարատի լանջին (Noah’s Rave On Ararat’s Slope) LP

yutani - Intro

yutani  - Զուռնա (Zurna)

yutani - Թագվոր Բարով (Tagvor Barov)

yutani - Հայրիկ (Hayrik)

yutani - Outro

@get_buzi

Hektor Khachatryan, aka yutani, is a rising star in the vibrant Armenian music scene. His fresh EP 'Noah's Rave On Ararat's Slope'—a sonic almanac of punchy eposes—expands the diverse roster of Get Busy, a label founded in Tatarstan in 2013.

The Yerevan-based producer acts as a prophet of ideas, assembling various sounds that reflect his heritage. His dark, epic, and challenging take on Armenian folklore shows that the cross-pollination of ancient and modern is not only possible but also naturally inevitable. Yutani weaves together carefully selected vocal samples, provided by his friend, musician Hayk Karoyi, with halftime rhythms and bass music elements. The result is a set of ritualistic and monumental tracks that transport the listener to an unsettling yet liberating atmosphere. One can never imagine what the greeting of the groom ('Tagvor Barov') sounds like or how the instrument zurna can be rediscovered until hearing yutani's work.

"I am a child of the 1990s who was deeply influenced by the electronic music of that time," says yutani. "I enjoy referencing that era in my work, and it often shines through. With this EP, I wanted to create something new and cinematic on a theme that is close to me—Armenian culture. I almost always imagine some abstract and dynamic scene and start writing music to fit that scene. Movement is the main motif."

cover by instagram.com/kupikazu_
mastering by soundcloud.com/hopdopdj  (instagram.com/hopdop_aka_t_st/)

Ն​ո​յ​ի ռ​ե​յ​վ​ը Ա​ր​ա​ր​ա​տ​ի լ​ա​ն​ջ​ի​ն (Noah​’​s Rave On Ararat​’​s Slope)

yutani - Եկ Լսինք (Ek Lsinq)

@get_buzi

Hektor Khachatryan, aka yutani, is a rising star in the vibrant Armenian music scene. His fresh EP 'Noah's Rave On Ararat's Slope'—a sonic almanac of punchy eposes—expands the diverse roster of Get Busy, a label founded in Tatarstan in 2013.

The Yerevan-based producer acts as a prophet of ideas, assembling various sounds that reflect his heritage. His dark, epic, and challenging take on Armenian folklore shows that the cross-pollination of ancient and modern is not only possible but also naturally inevitable. Yutani weaves together carefully selected vocal samples, provided by his friend, musician Hayk Karoyi, with halftime rhythms and bass music elements. The result is a set of ritualistic and monumental tracks that transport the listener to an unsettling yet liberating atmosphere. One can never imagine what the greeting of the groom ('Tagvor Barov') sounds like or how the instrument zurna can be rediscovered until hearing yutani's work.

"I am a child of the 1990s who was deeply influenced by the electronic music of that time," says yutani. "I enjoy referencing that era in my work, and it often shines through. With this EP, I wanted to create something new and cinematic on a theme that is close to me—Armenian culture. I almost always imagine some abstract and dynamic scene and start writing music to fit that scene. Movement is the main motif."

cover by instagram.com/kupikazu_
mastering by @hopdopdj (instagram.com/hopdop_aka_t_st/)

yutani - Առաքել Մուշեղ (Araqel Mushegh)

yutani opening @ Poligraf 03.06.2023

a descent into the heart of sound's shadow. ambient, glitchy textures blend with the dark, creating a space where reality blurs into dream. each track a journey through the unseen, the unheard, the unfelt. it's not music, it's a digital séance. drift into the abyss, let the chaos of the cosmos cradle you. #dreamy #spacey #glitchy %dark. surrender to the sound, let it consume you, transform you, become you.

nazar hamsa 🪬 - digital tempest

Some dark and spooky music is lurking here.

yutani - Առաքել Մուշեղ (Araqel Mushegh)

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