Korobushka Records Czechia
Est. 2015
Home for artists undefiled by the nasty entertainment industry.
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by Jakub Šimanský
supported by 6 fans who also own “Kadett”
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Všechno Dobré
by Šimanský Niesner
supported by 6 fans who also own “Kadett”
Šimanský and Niesner draw inspiration from American folk and blues of the 1950s. You can notice links to contemporary guitarists such as James Blackshaw or Daniel Bachman, or drone forms that resemble John Kolodij’s creations. This album is light, subtle, and brilliantly demonstrates building a narrative from the sound of an acoustic guitar and through monotonous and resonant long forms. More: https://thequietus.com/articles/32454-best-central-eastern-european-music-2022
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Kadett”
Spacey, electronic sounds are brilliantly counterpointed by the recordings of nature, and the heaviness is balanced by subtle guitar chords. Niesner avoids pathos and opts for rather subtle nuances, imaginative arrangements, and a dramatically constructed lyrical story. More: https://thequietus.com/articles/32149-czech-music-guide-tomas-niesner-irena-and-vijtech-havlovi-gurun-gurun
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Ganser’s brilliant “Odd Talk” pairs precise guitars with pummeling rhythms.
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Two elegant brand-new tracks from Chicago's most inventive and tightly coiled dark post-punk band.
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Zasługuję na istnienie
by Melisa
Polish trio Melisa combine elements of noise rock, grindcore, mathcore, and sludge with lyrics that balance between poetic and political.
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Tance neznámé
by Šimanský Niesner
supported by 6 fans who also own “Kadett”
I love the Czech Republic and their cultural treasures as much as I love America with all the weirdness that came out of immigrants that felt free to do whatever they wanted, like jamming a metal cone into a "lute" to be louder than anybody else. This album is for me the embodiment of this love. https://dyingforbadmusic.com/blog/post/2019/04/imansky-niesner.html
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