Posts tagged “tel aviv”

Kunstkamera, KUNS0025, “Cases of enlightment″

Album: “Cases of enlightenment″ Grundik Kasyansky Slava Smelovsky Label: Kunstkamera, KUNS0025, Creative Commons License, 2009 Time: 0:52:14 Download in lossless FLAC format Download CUE-file Tracklist: 01. causes of enlightenment in the ta bus 02. bus from south 03. sky 04. tunnel 05. sky2 06. tel aviv bney brak via nurbury 07. mahrovaya mochalochka 08. one [...]

Live at HaGada Ha Smolit

16.04, 20.30 at Ha’gada Ha’Smolit (Ekhad HaAm 70, Tel Aviv) performance: fyodor makarov adam read music: danya sinichkin leva bomstein slava smelovsky maya dunietz grundik kasyansky

Bob Baker Fish, cyclic defrost, Light and Roundchair, 2006

Grundik Kasyansky is a sound artist composer and sound designer who apparently divides time between Moscow Tel Aviv and New York City. In 1995 he formed Grundik and Slava with Slava Smelovsky in Israel. Their 2005 concept album Frogs was the most compelling example of electro acoustic avant garde electronica that this writer encountered last [...]

Vlad McNeally, Regen Magazine, Frogs, 2006

Like a haunting, subtropical journey, Grundik + Slava’s Frogs utilizes field recordings, dissonant wailing vocals, and moody drones to paint a tale of frogs and their surreal rain forest home. The project Grundik + Slava formed while the duo attended university in Tel Aviv; even though Grundik now resides in New York City, this unusual [...]

GELUIDSOVERLAST, Tel Aviv Aftermath (Thermodynamics)

Musically this is somewhat a strange combination of basic simplistic ‘wistle’ tunes with a light minimal feedbacking undertone and some melodic undertones which sound similar to some religious chanting (i.e.. as in Gregorian). The composition grows with percussive tunes and additional minimal ambient noises and peeping sounds are mixed through all this and some very [...]

22.08.02 Crossfishes at JahPan, Tel Aviv

22.08.02 Ant Weiss – PC, vocal, recorder flute, Igor Krutogolov – bass-guitar, vocal, recorder flute, Ruslan Gross – clarinet at JahPan, Tel Aviv A lengthy improvisation track by the Crossfishes concludes this album captures the stage brilliantly with an anti-war anthem that emotes horror. Although one wonders where the improvisation is heading during the first [...]

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