Khazars : Balcan Asimetry

[Genesis]

A very wierd sound in this Ambient Trance depute album. Khazars (Hazari) is band that was founded in 1991 in Nish (South Serbia), as a music community working together on new Balkan music development as well as on maintaining of cultural values of the Balkan area, and they did! The album is their first release, but they've been participating in many radio and TV shows, clubs, and concerts in their country and abroad, and in many international festivals in Belgrade and Nish (Serbia), Skopje (Macedonia), Sofia (Bulgaria), Cluj (Romania), Mostar and Zelenkovac (Bosnia and Hercegovina), as well as working with The International Red Cross, French Cultural Centre, Iranian Cultural Centre, etc.

The album features 13 tunes from Ambient Trance's finest and most exclusive sound that I honestly never listened to anything similar to it before: simple chunks, instrumental melodies, no hardware/software was used. The album is a materpiece and truely deserves to make its way into everybody library.

Tracklist:

01. Venus [7:15]
02. The Morava River Murmur [3:43]
03. Uranopolis [5:07]
04. The Mystics Of Chess [3:39]
05. St. Vitus Day [2:58]
06. Purification [10:10]
07. Our Childhood [3:15]
08. Nine Steps To Happiness [6:01]
09. Mediana [6:49]
10. Come Upstream [3:33]
11. Balkan Elegy [5:09]
12. Farewell [6:49]
13. A Tale Of Seven Bells [5:50]

Title: Balcan Asimetry
Artist: Khazars
Style/Genre: Ethno/Ambient Trance
Origin: Serbia