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Molchat Doma - Belava Polosa (LP)

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Molchat Doma - Belava Polosa (LP)Die weirussische Post Punk Synthie Pop Gruppe Molchat Doma hat schon immer die brutalistische sthetik der Architektur ausgestrahlt, die ihr Albumcover ziert. Sie ist kalt, grau, imposant, industriell und doch schlagen in diesen Fundamenten menschliche Herzen. Nach ihrem Durchbruch im Jahr 2020 durchlebte das Trio eine Polaritt von Erfahrungen, vom Tiefpunkt eines entwurzelten Lebens und eines erzwungenen Umzugs aus ihrer Heimatstadt Minsk bis hin zum

Die weißrussische Post-Punk/Synthie-Pop-Gruppe Molchat Doma hat schon immer die brutalistische Ästhetik der Architektur ausgestrahlt, die ihr Albumcover ziert. Sie ist kalt, grau, imposant, industriell - und doch schlagen in diesen Fundamenten menschliche Herzen. Nach ihrem Durchbruch im Jahr 2020 durchlebte das Trio eine Polarität von Erfahrungen, vom Tiefpunkt eines entwurzelten Lebens und eines erzwungenen Umzugs aus ihrer Heimatstadt Minsk bis hin zum vorläufigen Höhepunkt, als sie als Headliner große Shows auf der ganzen Welt spielten. In dieser Stimmung ließ sich die Band in ihrer neuen Heimat Los Angeles nieder, um ihr viertes Album "Belaya Polosa" fertigzustellen, ein Zeugnis des Wandels in schwierigen Zeiten, ein Liebesbrief an den digitalen Puls der 90er Jahre und eine Technicolor-Neuerfindung der düsteren Dancefloor-Hymnen der Band. Molchat Doma agieren hier auf einem anderen Level: von der eröffnenden Synthesizer-Schwellung und dem Drum-Machine-Pochen von "Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh' Kto Ya" über die Goth-/Post-Punk-Strenge von "Son" bis hin zu den wirbelnden elektronischen Texturen, gemischt mit hallgetränkten Gitarrenausschmückungen, dem ausgedehnten Raum und dem sehnsüchtigen Gesang des Titeltracks "Belaya Polosa" - der an Depeche Mode in ihrer nachdenklichsten oder an The Cure in ihrer unterdrücktesten Form gemahnt - bis hin zum schwülen und verführerischen "Chernye Cvety" - einem Stück, das in seiner Verschmelzung von verträumten Gitarren und autoritativen, mechanisierten Beats an Duran Durans Output der frühen 90er Jahre erinnert- und den ineinander verwobenen Schichten der Instrumentierung und die melodische Raffinesse von "Ya Tak Ustal". Molchat Doma haben sich mit früheren Alben einen Namen gemacht, die wie Bootlegs von im Ostblock verbotenen Aufnahmen klingen, die gemacht wurden, nachdem ein paar wichtige Einträge aus dem Katalog von Factory Records aus dem Westen eingeschmuggelt worden sind. Mit Belaya Polosa schlagen sie eine neue Richtung ein, behalten aber ihren kalten, minimalistischen Stil, für den sie bekannt sind, bei. Der Kellergrime und der dreckige Tapehead-Sound ihrer früheren Arbeiten machen nun Platz für digitalen Glanz und schimmernde Produktionswerte. Und während Molchat Domas erweitertes Klangspektrum Belaya Polosa eine synästhetische Kraft verleiht, bleibt die Stimmung in einer nüchternen und unbeirrbaren Selbstreflexion verwurzelt. Molchat Doma bewahren die Dualität von Kälte und Fieber in ihrer Darbietung, während sie ihre Musik durch ein Arsenal an neuen Texturen in erweiterte Gebiete vorantreiben. Das Trio macht sich weiterhin den Klang von erschütternder Schönheit zunutze, die unter harten Realitäten gedeiht.

Tracklist
01 Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh Kto Ya
02 Kolesom
03 Son
04 Belaya Polosa
05 Beznadezhniy Waltz
06 Chernye Cvety
07 III
08 Ne Vdvoem
09 Ya Tak Ustal
10 Zimnyaya 

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This book was eloquently written, or should I say the authors writing style is very eloquent? I loved the characters, and the story was quite compelling. I absolutely loved the FMC, she's a BA who doesn't take any crap & gives as good as she gets. A certain person certainly got his just desserts & then some, the earlier scenes of which were quite satisfying, had me punching the air & everything haha. All in all 20/10, great read
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Let me preface this by saying I really liked the story and the characters however, this book is in desperate need of some sort of editing. It's not misspelled words or formatting, but continuous run on sentences. Redundancies within the sentences. There were a couple of paragraphs that I had to go back and reread 3 or 4 times. Overall, I'd say it was worth the read.
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I love omegaverses I had looked at this one multiple times thinking it's just another book about cocky rock star guys that let fame get to their heads and there are parts like that so I wasn't 100% off. I started reading the second book and met the fmc Astraea from the first one,after she had a run in with the aphla from the gym.😁 it gave me the push to stop and read book one first and im so glad I did this book was amazing their was so many characters I fell in love with hoping they will find their happily ever after. the guys were great, the plot was 🎯, and the ending had me 😭😭😭. I was wondering how nate could ever redeem himself, and he did. the last scene with him was sad, but I also felt it was beautiful. thank you to the author for making a beautiful omegaverse book that gave me all the feels. now I'm jumping straight into book two.
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It took me a day to really get into the book, there is a lot happening in the beginning of the story. I wish there was more of a time frame because I felt like something’s happened quickly but they were farther away than I thought so that was a little confusing to me. I felt like there was so much happening but also not enough. As for the story itself I enjoyed it, it was different than other OV I’ve read. Bring the tissues, you will need them. They guys were great, I wish we saw more of Kai and Kenjis relationship. As for Nate…… IYKYK. I enjoyed this book, my first from this author and look forward to reading about Kamaris story. Book: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Spice: 🌶️.5/5
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Has Potential, Poorly Executed
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I really really wanted to enjoy this book and was looking forward to reading it. However there were just one too many convoluted plot points, sentences just did not flow nicely at times, and I was left with a lot of confusion on my end. I think it has the bones of being a great story but seems like it was rushed and I had to push myself to finish the last of the book and was left with an unsatisfying ending. It’s definitely different from other omegaverse novels I’ve read but not for good reasons. I really think it could be great but needs some serious tweaking and editing before I’d read it again.
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