Ukrainian post-rock and shoegaze multi-instrumentalist Ihor Pryshliak aka SUPER PINK MOON shares the second single taken from his new solo full-length "IRON RAIN", to be released digitally on February 16th. Listen to "DOOMSCROLLING" now!
Written amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, this new offering from Ukrainian multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Ihor Pryshliak as Super Pink Moon is a sonic testimony that depicts the angst and emotional turmoil of making to make it through the day when surrounded by chaos. Gracefully interweaving post-rock, shoegaze and indie rock, "IRON RAIN" is described as "a rich waterfall of sound" by Everything Is Noise, and washes over the listener with ten dreamy spells filled with shape-shifting dynamics, heady riffs and delicate melancholic vocals from the beloved Somali Yacht Club guitarist and frontman.
Super Pink Moon was created in 2019 as a side project of Somali Yacht Club guitarist and vocalist Ihor Pryshliak in Lviv, Ukraine. After a few months of home experiments, the “Nude” mini album was released in November 2020 under the monicker Slow Noise. Within the next few months, he worked on his debut album “SUPER”. All his music is recorded at his home studio in Lyiv, and mixed by Jaro Sound. Also check out debut single "NOTHING IS REAL".
New album "IRON RAIN"
Out on February 16th on all streaming platforms
Tracklist:
1. NOTHING IS REAL
2. EVERYTHING
3. DOOMSCROLLING
4. COLLISION
5. MIRAGE
6. FORWARDBREAKFORWARD
7. CALMNESS
8. PER ASPERA AD ASTRA
9. HOLLOWNESS
10. ウクライナにславаあれ
About the new album, Super Pink Moon comments: “Half of the album was recorded before the 24th of February (the day of Russian invasion) and the second half afterward. For Ukrainians, this date has left a deep wound that is still massively bleeding. To escape from reality, I had to switch my focus to something else, otherwise, I’d just go mad. Musically, my idea was to confuse listeners as much as possible. There are many hidden tricks. I tried to craft complex melodies and rhythms with multiple layers while keeping them as ‘listenable’ as possible. The LP is completely recorded at home.”
“All the lyrics are revolving around self-reflection on the war. It’s still hard to describe the weird mix of feelings. Sometimes you’re extremely proud and even happy, but usually, all you feel is sadness, pain, and despair. One might say, 'dude, you’re living in the western part of Ukraine', which is relatively a safe place. But the feeling of survival guilt is constantly hunting you and there’s no place to hide. Also, you can’t hide from the missiles, which is disturbing at least. So, I had to evolve. Now I’m feeling much better, and this record is a kind of snapshot of the ‘self-curing’ process. After our victory, I don’t think I’d ever listen to this record again, too many emotions.”
