Ombra INTL 011, by Seven Knives, Arvin Fajar, Naufragi, Andrem, Vitorijoski

Ombra INTL 011

by Seven Knives, Arvin Fajar, Naufragi, Andrem, Vitorijoski

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1.	Arvin Fajar - In The Shadows 06:11	buy track
2.	Семь Ножей (Seven Knives) - Monoland 06:49	buy track
3.	Andrem - The Souls Always Look For Eachother 07:56	buy track
4.	Vitorijoski - And They Leave Me 05:12	buy track
5.	NAUFRAGI - Virunga 06:18	buy track

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Ombra International: A Berlin-based home for the furthest, most cosmic excursions. A haven for post-punk purveyors, wave devotees and lovers of all things Italo and disco on a darker, beguiling side. Devotees like label boss Luca Venezia - AKA Curses – a man who’s made it his MO to invite kindred spirits from every corner of the disco loving globe to come out to play. And boy have they played…

Since launching in 2016 acts from Spain to Australia, Columbia to Berlin have all played a roll on the label’s numbered V/A series. It’s a series that’s become synonymous with mystifying unclassifiable escapades that fuse and flex the most unsuspecting nuances of electronica, rock and all things in between. ‘Ombra INTL 011’ is certainly no exception as we’re introduced to more Ombra hombres whose locations that range from Slovenia (Vitorijoski) to Indonesia (Arvin Fajar) via Russia (Seven Knives), Mexico (Andrem) and Belgium (Naufragi). But their visions share much tighter coordinates.

Each contributor firing shots from the most filmic of cannons, the whole EP is a feast for the senses from Fajar’s guitar-twanging ghetto-graveyard creeping opener ‘In The Shadows’ right through to the chrome struts and wandering synth strikes of Naufragi’s 23rd century jazz finale ‘Virunga’. In between we have the stern Russian new romantic warnings of old label mate Seven Knives in the form of ‘Monoland’, the subversive Latin twangs and tense undulations of Vitorijoski’s ‘And They Leave Me’ and the dubby broken drums and body-funk locomotion of Andrem’s fittingly-titled ‘The Souls Always For Each Other’. They certainly do on Ombra… It’s not called International for nothing.

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released October 18, 2019

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Berlin and beyond.
Living the dystopian dream, and riding the wet wave.
Est. 2016
Curses Forever.

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