Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh Kto Yaby Molchat Doma

From the first swell of synth and the throbbing drum machine on “Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh Kto Ya” (“You Don’t Know Who I Am”), it’s evident that Molchat Doma are sourcing these mechanized beats from a different factory. The track pulses with early ’90s EBM precision, and brooding minor key melodies. It’s a collision of warehouse club sounds, industrialized rhythms, and vocals that resonate like the sheets of iron in the iron curtain—Imagine if Mute Records alumni Laibach joined forces with their label mates Nitzer Ebb, all while still being assembled with the essential components of that Kino meets Bioconstructor oeuvre that Molchat Doma has perfected. post-punk.com

From the first swell of synth and the throbbing drum machine on “Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh Kto Ya” (“You Don’t Know Who I Am”), it’s evident that Molchat Doma are sourcing these mechanized beats from a different factory. The track pulses with early ’90s EBM precision, and brooding minor key melodies. It’s a collision of warehouse club sounds, industrialized rhythms, and vocals that resonate like the sheets of iron in the iron curtain—Imagine if Mute Records alumni Laibach joined forces with their label mates Nitzer Ebb, all while still being assembled with the essential components of that Kino meets Bioconstructor oeuvre that Molchat Doma has perfected. post-punk.com

From the first swell of synth and the throbbing drum machine on “Ty Zhe Ne Znaesh Kto Ya” (“You Don’t Know Who I Am”), it’s evident that Molchat Doma are sourcing these mechanized beats from a different factory. The track pulses with early ’90s EBM precision, and brooding minor key melodies. It’s a collision of warehouse club sounds, industrialized rhythms, and vocals that resonate like the sheets of iron in the iron curtain—Imagine if Mute Records alumni Laibach joined forces with their label mates Nitzer Ebb, all while still being assembled with the essential components of that Kino meets Bioconstructor oeuvre that Molchat Doma has perfected. post-punk.com