dark ambient / occult / tribal industrial / hexendisco
The beginnings of the band Do Shaska! date back to 1989, when in Ústí nad Labem, Czechia, members of local punk bands formed a group with enthusiasm for wild industrial performances. Over the years, the number of members of the group has relatively stabilized, and since the mid-90s we find more and more electronics and less and less guitars, bass guitars and drum sets in their music. From the recordings we can hear the influences of tribal, elegant ambient, industrial, classical.. Magnificent oboes and to beautiful cymbals.. synths, samplers and drum machines. To categorize the latest act Do Shaska!, which we proudly present to you, is difficult. Words or genre boxes are just empty concepts. The songs from this extraordinary album shine like beautiful sound mosaics in the image of colored stained glass windows illuminated by the moonlight. The brightness permeates the silence of the cathedral, where the beating of wings, somewhere under the roof, tells you where the limits of music are. Play the preview. Listen to it. As a motif, the text of Georg Trakl's poem "Rosary songs - Discourse on higher systems" winds through the album. As a bonus material for this album, you can listen to a recording from the 1997 Prague concert... and here you have the tribal and the industrial again:))
On the visual side, the album is complemented by the wonderful oil paintings by Michal Nagypál. Roll your eyes!!
It´s published in a limited edition on a red cassette with a beautiful design
The release of this album has been supported using public funding by the Slovak Arts Council and Malografia - thanx.
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