Summer of Haze

Emerging from distant Yakutsk, some glitchy instrumentals advertise themselves as a form of hypnosis. Other simultaneous publications, however, give way to a more fatalistic view of isolation.
Four recordings from opposite ends of the Russian landscape draw a parallel between "sonic hypnosis" and hallucinogenic mushrooms. Life in a distant town, it seems, aids that sensation of dropping out.
A number of quiet, introspective recordings this week toy with the boundaries of chillwave and soft rock. As simultaneous releases ponder a greater degree of confidence, other poets and traditions are drawn upon. Such as funk-rock!
The Belarusian ambient/glitch artist I/Dex has published a long and meditative series of instrumentals. Their complex harmony is dramatically countered by some equally recent drag and witch-house releases.
Sounds emanating this week from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tambov, and Tapa (Estonia) share a common concern. How does innocence fare over time? And what ominous noises emerge from its failure...?
A beautiful compilation has appeared from the St Petersburg project known as RussianAdults. Sixteen tracks, collected from around the nation, celebrate a shared sense of dreaminess and escapism, often in response to some industrial or Arctic realities.

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Audio

Summer of Haze – Venustraphobia (Bluezz Vylez Remix)

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My Baby Pink Lips