The track ‘Seagulls’ is the first single from Viscula’s forthcoming instrumental album ‘IV’ ready to play in Formula Indie the 7th February
The track ‘Seagulls’ is the first single from Viscula’s forthcoming instrumental album ‘IV’ ready to play in Formula Indie the 7th February
The recording was attended by 4 musicians who played
organic parts without any overlays. Only drums, bass, guitar and keyboards. In addition to
the band’s musicians, the album featured legendary Soviet and Russian bassist Alexander
Titov, who recorded all of the bass parts, including the single ‘Seagulls’. He continues to
play in the most famous Russian rock bands Kino and Aquarium. The mix and mastering was
done by George Shilling, a first-class British sound producer who worked with bands such as
Blur and Primal Scream. The artwork for the single ‘Seagulls’ was created by the well-known
British collage artist Tom Hodgkinson who also worked on artworks for bands such as Keane
and Archive. The single ‘Seagulls’ was released via London Indie label Alien Milk Records on
November 19th.
In support of this single, a music video was shot that will be released soon. The single
‘Seagulls’ will be actively promoted on radio and blogs as well as on social networks. The
track ‘Seagulls’ is an interesting case of post-rock and psychedelic with elements of trip hop
and dark wave. The track should please music lovers with its memorable melody and deep
arrangement.
The band Viscula was formed in Lutsk, Ukraine in 2002. In 2013, Viscula was awarded ‘Best
Indie Artist’ at the main Ukrainian festival Chervona Ruta. The band has played extensively
around the world and has been seen in 18 countries. The most notable was the band’s
participation in festivals: Together to The Top (Poland), Fonari (Russia), Shanghai
International (China), Feckfest (UK). In 2019, guitarist and founder of the band Vitali
Malyshko was awarded with Exceptional Talent Visa (guitarist and composer) by Arts
Council England and since then the band is based in London, UK. Before the pandemic,
Viscula actively played in iconic London clubs such as Hope & Anchor, St.Moritz and New
Cross Inn
