Nocow

Four slow releases from Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Ulan-Ude turn their decelerated tempo into a consideration of weighty issues. Slowness becomes a vehicle for some musings on destiny in particular.
This week sees the appearance of lo-fi indie pop and jazz-inspired turntablism from Moscow and St. Petersburg. The rococo intricacy of these recordings is designed to celebrate similarly involved thought patterns.
Origami Sound and Gimme5 are two netlabels with connections to artists in St. Petersburg and Siberia. From those locations we hear the competing sounds of science fiction and classic romanticism, side by side.
New recordings from Petrozavodsk, St. Petersburg, and Krasnodar all ponder various other locations. Distant planets and local hilltops are used in order to underscore the bond between punishing, often tragic effort and eventual insight
Nocow and Kontext (aka Dissident) are St Petersburg musicians who've recently recorded podcasts for Gimme5. Both men turn to a psychedelic heritage in order to counter the crude, rude experience of daily life
Fifteen new wonky tracks from all over Russia, brought together in celebration both of the genre and its philosophical underpinnings.
The Siberian netlabel Electronica has just published a 24-minute downtempo, very wistful EP by St Petersburg's Nocow, aka Aleksei Nikitin. Available for free, it maintains the high standards long established by Sasha Khizhnyakov's web project. Entitled "Koona," the EP is accompanied by a diminut...

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Audio

Nocow – Catahoula (Spies On Bikes)
Nocow – Love Like Hours (Spies On Bikes)
Nocow – Allow
Nocow – Escape
Nocow – Treasure
Nocow – Overnight
Nocow – Up On A Roof
Nocow – Pulkovo Heights feat. Lapti
Nocow – Black Mass
Nocow – Hidden

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