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Album Review: Dusky Dive - Flanger Studio Session (2021)

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Picture Credit: Dusky Dive Artwork: Sergey Plishka   Dusky Dive - Flanger Studio Session Release Date: February 25, 2021 Label: [addicted label] Format: Digital Length: 36:00 Genre: Desert Rock / Jazz Rock Origin: Moscow , Russia The album on hand is the result of an improvised live session by Grigori Perelman  (drums), Alexey Stanchinskiy  (bass, vocals), Ivan Izmalkin  (baritone sax), and Sergey Plishka  (guitar) at Flanger Studio . Moscow-based quartet Dusky Dive has called their musical style Stoned Jazz. Whether sedative or psychedelic substances have had an influence on the sounds of these six tracks, one can only assume. In the end, it is not neccessary, anyways. Flanger Studio Session by Dusky Dive On 36 minutes, Dusky Dive present a psychedelic and heavy sound that mostly fits the description of Desert Rock. Bonedry, dusty riffs move like a steady and remorseless sandstorm. Predominantly through the saxophone but also by the eclectic rhythms, a strong ...

Album Review: Detieti - Frogressive Punk (2018)

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Picture Credit: Detieti Layout: Maria Kodachigova Artwork: Han Detieti - Frogressive Punk Release Date: May 19, 2018 Label: [addicted label] Format: CD / Cassette / Digital Length: 47:50 Genre: Experimental / Fusion / Post Rock Origin: Moscow , Russia Releases from Moscow's [addicted label] have one thing in common. They are very hard to categorize. Therefore, the label has a certain similarity to Greek music community Polyscope , as a side note for those who enjoy experimental and boundary-breaking music. Detieti's "Frogressive Punk" is a perfect example for these introductory words. What do artists do when their music does not fit any genres? They create their own genre. Thus, Juice Oh Yeah play Klezmer Doom, and Detieti play Frogressive Punk. Listening to the first track 'Cocaintro' (video above; awesome title by the way) might give you a certain impression about what is happening here. Funk meets Jazz, slides into atmospheric and heavy Post Rock, joins...