Transnadežnost'

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Transnadežnost'Alexander Yershov - guitarArtemy Cherednichenko - bassTania Shabanova - thereminAlexei Gorshkov - trumpsFrom St. Petersburg with love.Monomyth, released 23 September 20181. Pacha Mama2. Ladoga3. Kailash4. Star Child5. Huldra6. Chewbacca7. Day/NightTrans-safety psychedelic desert from Saint-Petersburg, Russia ^^“Every Night and every MornSome to Misery are born.Every Morn and every NightSome are born to Sweet Delight,Some are born to Endless Night.”― William Blake, Songs of ExperienceThis is the ticket to the endless ride:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_iAD0wwF0E/* full album with awesome V(J)isuals by .noa*/http://astralzoneblog.blogspot.com review by Dj Astro:"Transnadežnost' is a cool, (almost) instrumental stoner/psych rock band from St. Petersburg, Russia. Somehow they have stayed outside my radar until I received this CD a couple of weeks ago and immediately fell in love with the band. The band is formed by Aleksandr Yershov – guitar, Alesya Izlesa – guitar, glockenspiel, Nikolay Vladimirovich – bass and David Aaronson – drums, percussion. There are also a couple of guests on Monomyth: vocals, lyrics on "Huldra" – Egor Svysokihgor and trumpets on "Star Child" & "Day/Night" – Aleksey Gorshkov. I really like the band's dreamy, progressive and spacey style that has some resemblance to bands like Monkey 3, Papir or Causa Sui, but they don't actually sound exactly like anyone else. The band has some previous digital only releases but, as far as I know, this is their first physical output.There are seven tracks on the CD. The bluesy and dreamy "Pacha Mama" starts off the journey at first in a rather tranquil manner. There are also some more intense, progressive stuff in there to make things more interesting. Very cool! Also "Ladoga" has a peaceful beginning but after some hypnotic stuff it starts to rock out in a sort of trancey way. Things cool down again towards the end. The pretty long (9:30) "Kailash" has lots of different stuff in it from fast kraut/stoner rocking and groovy mystical heavy psych to weird, experimental and almost ambient jamming with percussion. Amazing! The bit shorter "Star Child" is an atmospheric track with trumpet to give it a sort of post rock vibe. The spacey and dreamy "Huldra" is one of my favorites and it's nice to have some vocals for a change. "Chewbacca" is the album's shortest track at 2:41 and very good and psychedelic as well. The album is finished with the beautiful and hypnotic "Day/Night" that is one of the highlights and also the longest track (12:15). The trumpet again gives some jazzy extra flavor to the trance-inducing vibes. Fans of bands like Maserati will enjoy this ride! In summary, Monomyth is an excellent, highly enjoyable album full of trippy, atmospheric and adventurous greatness and my only complaint is that this is not out on vinyl. You can buy the digipak CD from the band's Bandcamp site with free postage!"http://astralzoneblog.blogspot.com/2019/04/transnadeznost-monomyth.htmlRussian vk.com/psych_music premiere:"День равен ночи. Персефона спускается к Аиду, в царство мёртвых. Пернатый Змей Кукулькан бесшумной тенью скользит вниз по грани пирамиды. Ночь равняется дню. Момент равновесия в движении, преломления и перехода на другую сторону. Мать Земля и Отец Солнце прямо смотрят друг на друга. Осеннее равноденствие. Природа засыпает, чтобы потом вновь проснуться. И звучит музыка — путешествие героя из Космоса на Землю и обратно.""The day is as long as the night. Persephone is coming down to Hades, to the realm of the dead. Quetzalcoatl, or «Feathery Snakes» is silently sliding down the facet of the pyramid. The night is as long as the day. The moment of the equilibrium is in moving, diffraction, and defection to the other side. Mother Earth and Father Sun are facing each other. The autumnal equinox. The nature is falling asleep in order to wake up again. And it is accompanied by the music - the hero's journey from Space to Earth and back."https://vk.com/psych_music?w=wall-29318096_44133http://RoundTrip.space 's a few words:"If you're into trips of instrumental psychedelic rock, don't forget to listen to Transnadežnost' and their "Monomyth". Far-out soundscapes, some heavy riffs and a cosmic atmosphere throughout the whole album make this Russian effort impressive, even including trumpets in a couple of tracks."https://www.facebook.com/roundtripmusic/posts/1884283821641388+ podcast The September Gems:https://playmoss.com/en/roundtrip/playlist/the-september-gemsRussian vk.com/non_trivial_music review:"Дебютный и долгожданный альбом от петербургской психоделической команды Transnadežnost'. Запись была сделана на легендарной студии Добролёт. Треки, вошедшие в альбом, разносторонние, но, вместе с тем, сотканы в одно полотно, в котором переплетаются space-rock, psychedelic stoner, kraut и даже просто blues. Группа не придерживается канонично какого-либо стиля, ребята играют музыку, которую прежде всего нравится играть, экспериментируют, но, в целом, все эти бусины стилей нанизаны на нить психоделии."https://vk.com/non_trivial_music?w=wall-112118493_842preview by acloserlisten.com:"Russia’s no name label returns on September 23 with new music from Transnadežnost’, whose engaging horns make them sound like (yes!) Chicago. The highlight of the release is a full-length video from .noa that looks like a lava lamp mating with a Twirl-O-Paint."https://acloserlisten.com/2018/09/05/fall-music-preview-rock-and-post-rock/disagreement.net review by Pascal Thiel:"The album begins with Pacha Mama, a six-minute track that uses tension and momentum to transform itself from a sedate rumination to an explosive psyche rock outburst. This is how you do it! The following two songs, Ladoga and Kailash, were already featured on the band’s first single, and they do more or less the same as the opener, only that they take each well over eight minutes to fulfil their goal. Nice enough but not as punch-in-the-face as the opener. But from the fourth track onwards, things become more interesting again. Star Child is a four-and-a-half-minute short ballad that comes with a warm trumpet part that adds a certain jazz flair that works incredibly well with Transnadežnost's sound. Huldra is the only song with vocals, and this far into the album, this makes for some welcome variety. Not that the guys need a vocalist all the time, but the occasional lyric parts would make the music also more interesting for those not so into purely instrumental music. Chewbacca is at under three minutes the shortest piece, but still does feel like a thought through composition. The album ends with the twelve-minute monster Day/Night which is ultra-trippy and once again features a trumpet part that adds to the adventure.Monomyth may not reinvent the heavy psyche stoner genre, but it is a competent effort of a talented band that keeps its better material for the album’s second half. It is well worth to spend your time with these four heavy rocking Russians."http://www.disagreement.net/reviews2015/transnadeznost_monomyth.htmlour TSM press-release on Rock Arena UK (text by David Aaronson):"The day is equal to the night. Persephone goes down to Hades, to the realm of the dead. Feathered Serpent Kukulkan silently slides down the pyramid. The night is equal to the day.The moment of balance in motion, refraction and transition to the other side. Mother Earth & Father Sun are looking straight at each

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