Before We Disappear

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3.	Streets Going Under Water (Part I) 04:59	buy track
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"Making their second studio album, Before We Disappear, IWKC expanded to a twelve-piece chamber ensemble. Most of the compositions on this all instrumental conceptual opus have several-part arrangements in an apparently symphonic pattern. The themes are well developed, and music flows delicately, building from charmingly quiet segments to dynamically loaded climaxes and back again. The haunting melodies and aching dissonances between guitars, keyboards, and a string section serve to emphasize the confusion encountered in the wordless tales about love, adventure, and frustration… or to offer hope for a better final. The young band has produced a surprisingly mature and engaging orchestral work, a sounding synthesis of romantic neo-rock, experimental soundscape, and academic music." - R.A.I.G. Records

progarchives.com review by Kev Rowland:
"Their second album, 'Before We Disappear', came out at the beginning of 2013, and is the only one of the four to have I Will Kill Chita as the band name instead of IWKC. The band line-up was the same as the previous year, but while the quintet had again brought violinist Anastasiya Narochnaya back as a guest, they added another two string players, three brass instrumentalists and an additional keyboard player. These instruments are all integral on an album which still contains post rock elements but is also moving into modern classical with complex arrangements which sees them form a hybrid of a rock group and a chamber orchestra. The rhythm section of drummer Nikita Samarin and bassist Alex Ivanov are incredibly important in this new setting as one sets up the rhythmic cut through while the other provides the foundation, often controlling the melody as the other layers are placed on top.

The result is something which to my ears is the most complex and complete of all their releases to date. Experimental yet exciting, complex and complicated yet easy to listen to, progressive, eclectic, modern post rock and classical combined, this is a thoroughly enjoyable and interesting album throughout. The physical product is again no longer available, but the band are now with the noname label so this is now easily available through their Bandcamp site, where I can see this is currently available for the princely sum of ?4 EUR which is definitely a bargain. Russia has some wonderful progressive bands, and whatever one thinks of the leadership of that country, that is no reason not to support these musicians. Here they experiment with different styles and forms, the result being an album which is fascinating throughout."
www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=2778910

credits

released January 28, 2013

The Band:
Nikita Samarin – drums, percussion, noise
Nick Samarin – keyboards, guitars
Andrew Silin – keyboards, electronics
Artem Litvakovskiy – cello
Alex Ivanov – bass
Ksenia Pluzhnikova – violin
Anastasiya Narochnaya – violin, viola
Karthick Iyer – violin, viola
Denis Smirnov – french horn
Konstantin Podgorbunsky – tuba, trombone
Egor Gerasimchuk – trumpet
Medved Boris – keyboards, intellectual

Recorded at IWKC mobile studio, July-November 2012
Engineered by Nick Samarin & Nikita Samarin
Mixed and mastered by Vladislav Smack Ponomarenko
Produced by IWKC and Vladislav Smack Ponomarenko

CD label: www.raig.ru
cat#: IWKC03
date: 1/28/2013

digital label: noname666.bandcamp.com
cat# 743
date: 11/29/2019

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