/Neoclassical, Crossover, Ambient,
Leftfield, Post industrial, Film noir, Gothic, Dark wave, Experimentalism,
Avant-garde, Drone, Electronic/
Comment: one is sure as shooting that The Kinoslav
Studio Orchestra`s debut album pleases my ears thoroughly. However, it does not
mean that all is friendly, serene and sunshiny sonorously on it. On the
contrary, throughout the most of its course the US-based project conjures up
melancholic and sombre landscapes which are punctuated by slowed down beats,
sad cello layering, whimsical bagpipe-alike drones and eerie and manipulated
electronics atop or in the midst of. Infrequently some blissful, spaced-out
glimpses are to ascend, swirl and change their phases. Many sounds represented
over there are remarkably processed and suppressed into the forms of otherworldly
life which used to flicker and flutter. And stylistically the issue is
implacable because of spitting at possibility to have the range of a certain
style. The album was produced on two studios in Illinois and Iowa.
