Volya, by Zavoloka

Volya

by Zavoloka

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CD comes in a special silk printed red cardboard cover designed by Zavoloka. Also includes immediate download of 3-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

Includes unlimited streaming of Volya via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of SYNGONIA, TRANSMUTATSIA, Volya, Split 01, Above Water, Nata, I, Kallista, and 9 more. , and , .

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Zavoloka "Volya"
(Kvitnu 34)
Available as CD packed into silk printed exclusive cardboard envelope.

Release notes:
Volya means freedom.
Inspired by Ukrainian winter revolution, it's blood and fire. Metal rhythms from the riot streets, the sound of burned police cars, gas grenades explosions and the molotov cocktail symphony. The liberty napalm of transformation.

Dedicated to Ukraine.
Присвячено Україні

www.zavoloka.com
www.kvitnu.com

Funds received from "Volya" sales from Zavoloka's Bandcamp will be transferred to Ukrainian volunteers and medical needs.

credits

released August 13, 2014

Music by Zavoloka
Mastering by C-Drik at Syrphe.
Design by Zavoloka.

1. Вільна
2. Сила
3. Славлення

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about

Zavoloka Vienna, Austria

Zavoloka is Vienna based Ukrainian experimental music composer, sound artist and graphic designer.

She explores digital and analog synthesis and combines them with recorded herself Ukrainian ancient folk songs and instruments.

Zavoloka frequently collaborates with Kotra, Laetitia Morais visual artist, Feldermelder, Seefeel's Mark Clifford and supported Aphex Twin's live shows ... more