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01. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - Arrest Me - Песня Для Арестантов
02. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - Push the Gaz Pedal - Дави На Газ
03. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - Distance - Не На Ты
04. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - Europa (feat. John Stanier) - Европа
05. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - It Could Be Good - Ох, Бывает
06. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - Come On Let's Warp - Давай Разберёмся
07. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - New Sound
08. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - Silver Symphony - Серебряная Симфония
09. PHILIPP GORBACHEV - What Do You Need - Что Тебе Надо
ARTIST
TITLE
Silver Album
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
COMEME 005CD COMEME 005CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/10/2014

Russian dance avant-gardist Philipp Gorbachev is in self-imposed exile -- from Moscow to Berlin -- due to his political views, and for the purpose of joining Cómeme in 2011. This collective of musicians and artists, operating between Latin America and Europe, is known for a killer instinct in producing forward-thinking dance music beyond any standards of the contemporary music industry. Focusing on serving dance music audiences all around the globe, Philipp Gorbachev composes, produces and performs music in a way that resembles the heritage axe of Russian avant-garde and Moscow's Conceptualist movement, rather than following any current dance music tradition. Based on a unique performing and recording technique -- created and tested together with his buddy Matias Aguayo in The District Union studio in Berlin -- Silver Album is a well-collected music piece consisting of nine live performed arrangements, crafted with insurgent Russian lyrics that are fable-like inventions, fairy tales that deal with spiritual vibes, using the sound of the Russian language in order to form a new alternative music. Musicians like ex-Helmet-and-now-Battles drummer John Stanier, as well as co-producers and mixing engineers like Butthole Surfers guitarist Paul Leary; Mexican Cómeme brother Daniel Maloso; or Non Standard Productions head-honcho and Ostgut Ton artist Tobias Freund, have been welcomed by Philipp Gorbachev to take part in the production of the record. The first single of the album, called "Arrest Me," is a dedication to the imprisoned people around the world, a journey-starter towards freedom of spirit, pioneering in never-before-expressed sounds, timing and space control. If you need an easier punchline: it simply is "The First Russian Dance Album."