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Ol'ga Nosova

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Dark ambient, Digital Hardcore, Drone, Electroacoustic, Electronic, Free jazz, Harsh Noise, Industrial, Instrumental, Jazz, Leftfield, Lo-fi, Minimal
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Two Generations and Freedoms: Astma, Milinal, Deech, and Midimode
Alexei Borisov is one of Russia's most respected electronic musicians. With new recordings from Naples, what metaphors of creative liberty are transferred from Mr. Borisov to younger, maybe quieter artists?
Jazz Nightmares: [Br]om, Madlene, and a New Omsk Compilation
Recordings from both Moscow and Omsk, Siberia, use some extreme forms of improvisation to counter the oppressive nature of local experience. The result is referred to by one band as "jazz nightmares."
Far Away: Spiraal Aurel, Sunbells Fenimore, and Alexei Borisov with Colleagues
Three new drone and glitch recordings from northern Russia consider the nature of music without authorial or editorial control. Sounds prior to human intervention are used and celebrated - at an increasing distance from "handicraft."
Primal Screams from a Local Garage: No Fuzz and Ninja Glam
No Fuzz and Ninja Glam have published new songs. Generically different in origin, these bands nonetheless form a useful, unified statement on the role of noise - pure and simple
Micro-Sounds from a Baltic Archive: "MUU for Ears 5&6"
A new Finnish compilation draws attention to a range of musicians from Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia... and Russia. It also suggests some ways in which those political boundaries mean very little
Electroacoustic Sketches: Zmitser Von Holzman, Nasienie, and Borisov / Nosova
Three new electroacoustic recordings from Moscow, St Petersburg, and Samara all use ambient or improvised soundscapes to celebrate the appeal of transience
Two Forms of Cultural Vacuum: Astma and Alexander Martovsky
New spoken-word and electroacoustic works from both Moscow and Minsk suggest how the workings of fiscal, financial, or political "gain" often lead to awful loss
Alexei Borisov and Olga Nosova: Absurdity as Self-Realization (eng/рус)
In some new recordings, nationally famous electronic musician Aleksei Borisov collaborates with percussionist Ol'ga Nosova, all in the name of creative chaos
Alexei Rafiev, Alexei Borisov, and Olga Nosova: Demons One & All
"Demon Onegin," available through Clinical Archives, is the second published release from Alexei Rafiev, Alexei Borisov, and Olga Nosova in just over twelve months. Their last collaboration, “Virgin of the Sign” (Znamenie Presviatoi Bogoroditsy), drew upon a key Orthodox icon that illustrates...
Aleksei Borisov and Ol'ga Nosova: Severe Sounds, Armed with a Smile
Having recently looked at some archival recordings from the Thalamus III festival, we are now presented with a new release from one of that event's participants, Aleksei Borisov. On this occasion, he is accompanied by the very gifted drummer and percussionist, Ol'ga Nosova, who is usually associ...

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