Soundivers

Soundivers is a Russian band playing in a unique music genre called Compulsive Rock. Fusion of rock, funk, blues, progressive rock and pop music, heavy sound, melodiousness and intricate rhythm patterns, nervousness, compulsion: these are the features of Compulsive Rock style. Each song like an obsession should be expressed, created, written, played and buried in oblivion giving place to a new fixation, to a new song. Band Members: Mikhail Dombrovskiy – Vocals Oleg Pesochinskiy - Keyboards, backvocals, composer Nikita Mikhailov – Lead Guitar Anton Tsypin – Bass Ilya Artiomin - Drums Tatyana Popova - Lyrics The band was formed in 2007 by composer and keyboardist Oleg Pesochinskiy. The period of formation and work on the material lasted until 2011 during which the lineup had changed several times. At the end of 2011 Oleg Pesochinskiy started to collaborate with lyricist Tatyana Popova. New lyrics made the songs more dramatic and realistic at the same time by touching on loneliness, vicissitude of life, eternal choice and complexity of existence. In March 2012 Soundivers released their new single called Wax Museum that became a new chapter in the band’s history. In September 2012 they released a live album and a live DVD consisted of 13 new songs and 2 covered songs. The protean music opens from different sides in each song: melancholic Season Change is not dissonant to rap-core Sammy Ray; traditional rock ballad Still Wonder follows hysterically progressive Egoism; while cynically positive Age of Unromance echoes in postpunk Time. Soundivers do not follow the rules while looking for new sound; they do not copy mainstream bands staying true to who they are; they do not woo the audience blending one genre with dozens of others. This is the reason for both keen interest in the band and the fan audience growing at an exponential rate. In 2013 the band is going to release a full studio album including 14 songs. At the moment Soundivers is performing in music clubs in Moscow, St.Petersburg and other cities in Russia and near abroad. The band drew full houses in Plan B, Tabula Rasa, Rock House, Tochka, Relax, Hard Rock Cafe, Mezzo Forte, China Town in Moscow and in Revolution in St.Petersburg. soundivers.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.