Galya Bisengalieva - Polygon Reflections

Galya Bisengalieva - Polygon ReflectionsOn the steppe in northeast Kazakhstan, the Semipalatinsk Test Site, known as the Polygon, was once home to nearly a quarter of the worlds nuclear testing. The vast and flat landscape, the kind of place often misleadingly described as uninhabited, provided anonymity and isolation for the former Soviet Union leaders. However the steppe was also home to a delicate and thriving ecosystem made up of mountains, hills and pine forests running along the river

is anything but a re-tread

Utilizing a mix of propulsive rhythm and furious

the disposable song sheets (that would've once sold for pence

'Floral Hymn' is inspired by a real-life muse

Spanning a variety of genres including ambient and house

Shipwrecked

the LP is a dynamic and poignant exploration that harnesses the best of his adventurous spirit and singular vision

Sudden Elevation was largely recorded in a late autumn 2011 stint in a seaside cabin in Hvalfjörður (literally ‘Whale-fjord’)

Libertine came back with

(Live 7/8/79)

Ernst Meinrath and Renaud Charlier - collectively known as Musicon

No Label - Let's Get It Right