Van Roy Asylum Saint Petersburg, Russia
Extreme electronic music project from Saint-Petersburg, founded in 2013.
The sound
represents synthesis of contrasts, a mixture of discording stylistic ideas and a reflection of a broad musical background. The songs are written in semi-autobiographical manner and are intended to tell a story about the grayest moments of life, bringing up such topics as depression, anxiety and social isolation.
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