Sophia's Library Russian Federation
Sophia’s Library was founded by Sergei Shilov in 2008 as an electronic music project titled Mortal Passions. Sergei wished to be genre-free, but the first album was rather gothic, so the title of the project was changed to Sophia’s Library: there may be books of any genre in a library, but the name Sophia says the music will make us think about eternity, the meaning of our life and so on. ... more
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In my opinion, perfect music is a music that tells a story in such a way that a listener can understand everything without reading a long text. I think, Contagion is a good example of such music.
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This album is one of the best examples of manipulated chaos in modern music for me. I always used it as a reference for dark and complex moments while writing my own works.
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