From my perspective, om la lună is the most intriguing music project from the new wave of Romanian rock bands.
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It’s easiest to describe the constantly evolving project Thy Veils by the instruments they employ at the moment. Electronics, drums, trumpet – and that’s kind of it, except for Alira Mun’s eerie, highly reverbed vocals.
A much better version of a song that was already pretty killer.
A much better version of a song that was already pretty killer.
You might already know this Bucharest-based group from our Best of 2016, where they appeared with “Do It Again”, a memorable piece that had just the right amount of weird electronic sounds to balance out the catchy side of the track.
You might already know this Bucharest-based group from our Best of 2016, where they appeared with “Do It Again”, a memorable piece that had just the right amount of weird electronic sounds to balance out the catchy side of the track.
Music for a post-everything world by Romanian-born, Berlin-based, up-and-coming producer Jinka.
Their first full-length album (“Disappearer”), their second ever music video, simply a mix of footage from half a dozen concerts around the country. But do you need more?
Not sure if this will come as a surprise to anyone, but the Romanian synth-pop scene is almost non-existent. There is, however, the mighty Omelette, and that’s all I need to be honest.
The mark of a great electronic music producer is versatility.
The mark of a great electronic music producer is versatility.