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New York (USA) based electro/industrial duo Vessels To Motherland just released the debut album entitled Machine Lieder. The album is a collection of songs by machines imbued with human urges. Screaming out of metal shells are memories of distant worlds, cries for lost connections, dreams of a digital utopia, soliloquies on the human condition. A song cycle for cyborgs, it expresses the complexity of the modern world. It is a return to sources and a scratch dance of immortality. A bright whisper from the future, and a muffled scream from inside the power plant.
Living between chaos and order, the sound of Vessels To Motherland exists in the in-between, the interzones of human experience, at the junction of methods. Vessels To Motherland are composer/producer/pianist Danica Borisavljevic, and composer/producer/violinist Nikita Morozov.
The union of the two classically-trained musicians coincided with a mutual calling for electronic music, psychedelic soundscapes, and otherworldly sound treatments. With decades of concert hall performances behind them, Borisavljevic and Morozov have synthesized a new chapter, a reminiscence from the future, with sails reaching to Roedelius' piano tones, chains tied to Nine Inch Nails' raw distortion, anchors extending to Murail's spectralism. The entire album is available for streaming and you can hear it below. Link