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'62 Miles From Space' is a two-piece virtual music project founded in Moscow consisting of Neil Davidson (samples, programming) and Roman Kutnov (guitar, vocals). The fact that we live in the same city is purely a coincidence however. Our music lives entirely on the internet. We don't jam, we don't play live and mostly use virtual instruments, and our collaboration is centred around e-mail.

As the name '62 Miles From Space' suggests, our music doesn't correspond to a particular time or place of creation. Its not part of any artistic narrative. Whether it was made last week, or 50 years ago isn't important. In an age where we can listen to practically any track in recorded history, instantly, at the push of a button, in any order and context, we visit the past and future only as tourists.

RUSSIAN ELECTRO / SYNTH / ELECTRONICA

A heady blend of Russian/Soviet electronic tradition and music legacy — from weird radio voices, composer Georgiy Sviridov, the Kuban Cossack Choir to Pesniary and Grazhdanskaya Oborona — with retrofuturistic Electro / Synth beats.

The two founders of Revoltmeter are longtime hi-fi enthusiasts from Moscow, vinyl and music gear collectors, active in multiple incarnations since 2002. They are the masterminds of a recent blog sensation: the 're-discovery' of Eclipse Front, a fictitious minimal-wave band from 1987, based in Murmansk, Northern Russia.

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