Country: Ukraine
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock, Post Rock
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: November 4, 2016 (digital)
Tracklist:
1. Stringer Bell (13:21)
2. No Pressure, Choice Is Yours (7:04)
3. So Quietly Falls The Night (11:21)
4. Marching For The Freedom We Have Lost (10:13)
Total time 41:59
Line-up:
Natasha - drums
Asya - bass
Marko - violin
Igor - guitar
Description/Reviews:
Sidorenko‘s guitar begins the opener and longest cut (immediate points) with circa-five minutes of trance-inducing guitar soundscapery. The effect that initial movement has on the listener isn’t to be understated. If approached with due patience — that is, so long as you know you’re not waiting for the song to “start,” and that you’re already in it — the subtle intertwining of layers, periodic washes of cymbals, and outstretching reverb are a joy in which to bask.Read the full review and stream the full album at theobelisk.net
At about 2:30, it breaks to just the guitar again as the foundation is laid for what will become the remainder of “Stringer Bell”‘s run, a gradual march joined by soft ride and snare, and bass, with the arrival of what might be the violin (I’d also believe a horn of some kind) a couple minutes later. By then, the opener is moving toward the halfway mark and a build is clearly in progress.
Media/Samples
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