Digital Album Release: Crop-Dusting by Anatoly Grinberg and Mark Spybey, published under Ant-Zen label.
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One such collaboration that has recently caught our attention is the fourth album by Anatoly Grinberg and Mark Spybey, collectively known as Dead Voices On Air. The album, titled "Crop-Dusting," is a fascinating exploration of the experimental realm, blending elements of noise, ambient, and avant-garde music.
The music on "Crop-Dusting" is complex and challenging, yet surprisingly accessible. At times, it veers toward the cinematic genre, with striking string elements, while at other moments, it delves into sonic free-flow, allowing the artists to follow their instincts and let the sound evolve organically. Powerful and overwhelming textures emerge, often interwoven with field recordings, and percussive elements serve more as atmospheric effects than as rhythmic anchors. Occasional sparse chants add another layer of depth to this mysterious album.
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Delving into the tempos of "Crop-Dusting," an album by Dead Voices On Air, we experience a blend of experimental noise, ambient, and avant-garde music that offers both complexity and accessibility in its intricate layers, making it a captivating venture in entertainment.
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