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Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky – “Cyborgs, Tenderly” cassette

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Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette

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Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette
Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette
Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette
Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette
Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette
Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette

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Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "Cyborgs, Tenderly" cassette

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Categories: Cassette, Distributed items, Electroacoustic, Drone, Ambient
Label: Steep Gloss (UK)
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Feliks Mikensky, electronics: DIY and serial made experimental synths, contact mic, recording, mastering;

Kirill Shirokov, electronics, music box, voice, melodica (tracks 1, 2), composition (track 1);

Anastasiya Tutynina, artwork.

The pieces were performed live with 8 channel sound in the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre, Moscow.

Vlad Skripko, sound engineer.

"A dark and somber journey through a confusing space, cyborgs, tenderly teeters constantly on this border between musicality and slow-moving noise. Throughout the two long-form tracks comprising this release, there are moments of long sustained notes with the gentle sound of soft notes coming from a music box playing unrecognizable and buried melodies that lull you into a false sense of security. This sense is dashed all too suddenly as a large wash of noise overpowers you only to completely drop away seconds later. This even is then followed by minutes of the soft (or sometimes harsh) hum of electronics and bizarre recordings that are unplaceable."

- Lars Haur, On The Fringes Of Sound

Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "a condition of the past, tenderly scored for some reason which is not understandable — even by the closed doors of their joyful attempts of unbeing" [excerpt]
Kirill Shirokov and Feliks Mikensky - "lamentations of no-cross-no-circle-places. when their meanings, losing something’s hands, are disturbing rapidly (and we really don’t know why) its interpositions its hopings its illusions" [excerpt]
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