ALEX FREIHEIT and ALEKSANDRA SLYZ - Ghosting LP alternative while "Kino" combines Soviet-era imagery

while "Kino" combines Soviet-era imagery with sparse soundscapes à la African Head Charge's Environmental Studies

For a genre that is often thought of as divisive

ONDA ends on a thematic note of drama and redemption

The 1975's self-titled album shot straight to the top of the U

The record is a historical imagination

ALEX FREIHEIT and ALEKSANDRA SLYZ - Ghosting LP alternative while "Kino" combines Soviet-era imageryLimited edition of 200 copies. Highly recommended. Includes 24 pg booklet. Together, Freiheit and Sy have crafted a bold and suggestive story that feels like the mesmerizing soundtrack to a contemporary Eastern European horror film, captivating an essence that is hard to pinpoint but instantly recognizable. This is abstractly powerful music that pushes listeners into a kaleidoscopic spiral that channels ecstatic over loss.