STEREOSKOP: Malevich CD --> electro-dark goth rock

“Malevich” is the second album of the electro-dark spanish band Stereoskop. While the first album, “Main’, had a strong rock element, in this third work the electronic music is over the guitars. The title of the album is in memory of the russian painter Kasimir Malevich, an artist who breaks with the conventional art He was ‘Black Picture’ author. In this album Alex Brujas was over the music production that is carefully even in this most minimum details. The album is an amazing result from their experience with vocal melodies. “Malevich” is a full album that’s influenced for the last music electronic european tendencies, but qualified with the reference bands remembers (Depeche Mode, New Order, Cocteau Twins or Simple Minds). “Malevich” has very different sound roots. The techno pop style is in tracks like “Bestprinkle” or “Not for your eyes”, and the EMB influences in “It means much to me”. “Malevich” has too open musical spaces for the sound experience like “Have your ever thought” or dance electronic music in tracks like “Musik” and “Try again”. All the tracks of the album have the special Susana Egea’s voice which breaks the music darkness and makes sounds that bring thousand of images, like in “Save the world” and “Under a false name”. We can find a remix for “Musik” made for the B.S.O, for the film ‘Cosa de Brujas’.