Krobak (Ukraine)

Prog-jester wrote: Back from the void! I have two avalaible track ready. The first one is another extract from THE FRIED BULLS' BLUES, and another one is unreleased deno track entitled "Каждый день я обращаю свой взор к востоку в ожидании Солнца" - Everyday I set my gaze towards the East waiting for the Sun Feedbacks and comments are required!!!

The first one is there still, but latter (Everyday...) is deleted - I need more space for BRAND NEW TRACK (only part of it again ) uploading this evening!!!

Unfortunately, I haven't found a label yet I plan to make a split with tracks from the first album and the one I'm working on (the second album) with a friend of mine from Ekaterinburg (he writes Post-Rocky stuff too) and sell this split privately, without labels' participation. But for an album I feel I NEED a label.

Stay tuned, I'll be keeping you all informed

where's that fraking "bow" smiley?...

Thanks a lot.I'm hoping to get a deal till the end of this year (holding my fingers crossed)

1117 for now

There'll be a brand new track soon (only a piece of it again), hope you'll like it!!!

How does it feel to be my favorite Ukrainian artist? !

Your music is great.  Really like it a lot.  Played various tracks multiple times today.  Very nicely textured and poignant.  Beautiful stuff.  Your music resonates with my brain.

Sure,  your music is atmospheric and evokes an emotional response, but I've always considered listening to music to be an intellectual exercise (no matter how aware we are of this), as is the creation of it. In a way for me, it's a meeting of minds, the composer's and the listener's -- then there's the act of interpretation.

 The way you've structured the music seems to echo or reinforce my own own mental patterns.  I don't feel the need to try to analyze your music as I listen to it, instead I find myself intuitively following your music.  It doesn't jar me; it resonates.  Some music distracts me when it forces me to overtly analyze the music (think about what the composer is trying to do), yours feels more natural, and therefore comes across as more pure for me.  The repetition, for instance,  seems to somehow echo my own mental patterns, and the textures work well with me.  It's logical (from the point of view of my musical training -- our "ears" are trained), yet it appeals to one's emotions (which is a mental component though some might describe it as involving or appealing to the "soul").

Guess the best to say it is simply that the music speaks to me.

Hi Prog-jester,

I just listened to Park Luny, it's really nice, you have a retro sound it seems :) could you explain how you record your songs?

I actually work on a one-man project too ;) (I just added you on Myspace, my project is called Spleen Arcana)

Prog-jester wrote: this retro stoner sound achieved by a cheap and incredible sh*tty guitar that I have. I'll upload pictures somewhere soon to make everyone sure that I ain't joking!!! Need a new one desperately

you're joking but it's easier to have a vintage sound with crappy instruments today

Anyway, it would be interesting to see the pics ;) what is your guitar?

I think it's a very very strange guitar, have you any idea of the brand? Maybe it's rare!