long improvisation on a modular synthesizer and cut into individual compositions. The project avoids genre restrictions, being open to the interpretations of the listener. Working in a meta-techno with an industrial touch, Zll` offers a collision with a new experience. New release is coming…
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This is mostly experimental work – a sound film, which I mounted from the most vivid impressions during my sound travels in the last year. The main theme of the album is distance. The alienation of events and feelings from language and speech, which in fact were intended to designate them. And also simultaneous existence
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Amach’i — Shelter of the Dead (fragment of the new A/V Performance on Gamma Festival) Sea mantras texstures and space modular symphonies.
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OUT NOW! Not Rated is a musical game of two electronic composers Abjective and Sander Shifter. It does not required to evaluate, opinions and thoughts, but solely immersion in the space of psychedelic sounds and techno noise that were created thanks to synthesizers, guitars, authorial delays and chains of effects. The album was recordered in
Read MoreOUT NOW King Imagine – Velocuty New album Velocity from ukrainian artist King Imagine. It is an amazing cinamatic music, which could slow the time. Download – itun.es/ru/QYuflb eonian-autumn.com/podcast/king-imagine-velocity
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Vadim Pantin (Вадим Пантин) aka Abjective (b. 1985 11 14) from Saint Petersburg (Russia) is one of the most interesting young composers. Ambient/IDM/Glitch/experimental electronic/modern classic music has reached the highest standards and is one of the best electronic music i’ve ever heard. I am proud to present my interview with Vadim Pantin which was conducted
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16th of May was held Museum Night in which Abjective took part Musical concert took place in the most vanguard art center in Saint Petersburg Pushkinskaya-10. Wild and bold experimental music from young and skilled artist burned John Lennon street 😉 Check out photos and video from. Abjective – Youn_] taken from Decimal Fraction EP
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