AudioTong

Compilation of experimental music from Ukraine, Macedonia, Moldova, Uzbekhistan and other countries of post-Soviet part of Europe. Places you may never go to, but at least now you can listen what they sound like.

Twelve tracks you wouldn't find anywhere else. Stream or download and spot the differences between this music and the music you are used to. And write us a comment, we're curious what your thoughts are.

Denis Kolokol is a Ukrainian artist currently residing in Krakow, Poland. He used to be very active in the underground scenes of Kazakhstan and Ukraine, running a few zines and being a part of [antiparty gang], a creative collective in Almaty.

This release is a documentation of music he has composed during his stay at the Music Academy in Krakow as well as some older recording from Kazakhstan. Available in mp3's and lossless .flac files. And highly recommended.

For the snowy afternoons we bring you a long awaited EP from Michal Sliwa (aka Zubik), artist known in the Polish experimental scene for years now.

Tendency EP, Zubik's official debut material, is a collection of 5 tracks created with a guitar as a source instrument. It's a low-key, drones and ambient stuff that we've really enjoyed.

The next step into our exploration and research into Krakow's local experimental scene. This time a release from Romuald Trojanowski aka Tr21.

Four tracks of experimental improvised electronic music, somewhere between ambient, noise and electro-acoustics. Almost an hour of highly interesting sounds - give it a try!

Swedish duo Moljebka Pvlse played in Krakow's Caryca club on April 15th 2008. This release is a recording of that fabulous event.

The set starts with quiet field recordings and slowly evolves into drony and noisy wall of sound, hypnothising with its stillness and calmness. Definitely worth listening to, even if you haven't been to the concert.

  Improvised piece by American musicians Joseph Volmer and Eric Fourman. 12 minutes of manipulated sounds of Piano, Guitar, some toy instruments and vocals.

  One of the highlights of AudioTong's catalogue, especially as it comes from brand new people in the music scene.

  Collaborative album by Michel Banabila and AudioTong's co-founder Lukasz Szalankiewicz aka Zenial. Signals from Krakrot is a collection of five tracks recorded on old analogue synthesizers which makes its sound very unique.

  This excellent release can be downloaded for free in both, mp3 and lossless flac formats. Highly recommended!