-Hi Rod! The first question; can you tell us
about the beginnings of Saturna? -Hi! After I ended in my old band Ätman
Acron, I wanted to still doing music and composing more songs, without an
specific style of music. After I get a couple of ideas I meet a couple of
musics that I played with them before, to start to play my music. As the time
pass, we decided that we had to working in this project, so finally we did a
solid band.
-Which is the concept behind Saturna? -The idea of Saturna
is to put music over any other thing, without a specific style, always with the
base of rock music. When we have to compose music, we use all our influences of
our favorite music, and we do it like a natural process.
-I know that the band recently has a couple of changes. Who are the actual members of the band?
-You’re right, our previousdrummeris no longerplaying with us. These
are the actual members of the band: Patrick on voice/lyrics, Aureli and Henry
on guitars and me on bass guitar. For a few months Alex (Prisma Circus drummer)
played with us in our rehearsals and helped to us to record a few songs, but
now we’re looking for a new drummer.
-Sincerely, I really love your lyrics. Which
influences did you take when you wrote them? -Themeritof this isPatrick, whohas hadtotal creative freedom.
His influences are his real life and his own experiences, and of course he took
influences of the books he read about the karma, occultism and hermetic
doctrine.
-Your album has a couple of different styles. All the members of the band have the same
music taste? Which are your influences?
-Actually all the
band have varied tastes. Me and Patrick have the same musical taste, we really
love the heavy sound of 70’s bands like Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Blue Cheer…Henry loves the classic Hard Rock like Led
Zeppelin, and Aureli loves all kind of blues music, and he’s a great fan of
Hendrix too.
-Where did you recorded/produced the album? -We recorded the
album at “Álamo Estudio” in Barcelona with Wero (“The Eyes” guitarist), and it
was mastered by Yves Roussel.
-Which are the differences between Saturna in live and Saturna in
studio?
-The people says that the principal difference is in the sound of our live
performances. They say we have a really “overwhelming” sound, this why sometimes
we’ve been
classified as a doom /stoner band.
-Before Saturna, which bands/projects
you (The whole band) had?
-Me and Patrick were in Ätman Acron
(Doom band), and we released an EP with
Doomentia Records. Aureli was playing in Rosebud
(Blues), with Joaquín and Alex of Prisma
Circus. We had a couple more of bands/projects, but these are our most
relevant bands.
-Which future plans do you have? Are you
working in new songs? -Our goal
is to play in live as much as possible and edit more records as we composing
more songs. At the moment, we recorded three new songs, that surely will appear
in our next LP. And of course, now we’re working in some more stuff.
-Which are your next shows?
-We have
two dates in Barcelona: 5 of October we gonna play with Plomo (Barcelona) at Sala BeGood,
and the 28 of November we gonna play with Truckfighters
(Sweden) at Sala RockSound. We
have more dates to be confirmed.
-Hola Rodrigo!
Primero de todo, háblanos un poco sobre los inicios de Saturna. ¿De donde nace
la idea de crear esta banda? ¡Hola! Tras finalizar mi etapa en Ätman Acron, mi anterior banda, seguía
teniendo deseos de componer y seguir tocando, esta vez sin centrarme en un
estilo tan concreto. Después de haber acumulado unas cuantas ideas decidí
reunirme con otros músicos con los cuales ya había tocado con anterioridad,
para dar forma a los temas. A medida que avanzaban los temas cada vez estábamos
más convencidos del proyecto, así que decidimos formar una banda estable.
-¿Ycual es el concepto que hay detrás
de Saturna? La idea de Saturna es poner la música por encima de todo sin centrarnos en
un estilo demasiado concreto, siempre teniendo como base el rock y sus diversas
vertientes. En el momento de componer no buscamos algo en particular,
simplemente nos basamos en nuestras influencias y dejamos que surjan los temas
de manera natural.
-Tengo entendido que habéis tenido algún que otro cambio en vuestra formación.
¿Quienes sois en la banda actualmente? Efectivamente, nuestro anterior batería ya no está tocando con nosotros.
Actualmente Saturna se compone: Patrick a la voz, Aureli y Henry a las
guitarras y el yo al bajo. Durante unos meses Alex (Prisma Circus) nos ha
ayudado en algunos ensayos y en la grabación de unos temas, pero ahora estamos
buscando un batería definitivo.
-Sinceramente, me encantan vuestras letras. ¿Qué influencias habéis tomado para
escribirlas? El mérito de las letras es de Patrick, quien ha tenido total libertad
creativa. Estas se basan en sus experiencias personales y en sus lecturas, que
giran entorno a la búsqueda del karma, el ocultismo y la doctrina hermética.
-En vuestro disco noto cierta mezcla de estilos ¿Compartís los mismos gustos
musicales? ¿Qué influencias tenéis? La verdad es que tenemos gustos muy variados. Se podría decir que los
gustos de Patrick y los míos se asemejan bastante, nos decantamos más por el
sonido pesado de las bandas de los 70 como Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Blue
Cheer. A Henry le gusta más el Hard Rock del estilo Led Zeppelin. En cuanto al
gusto de Aureli, está basado en el Blues en general y a su vez es muy amante de
Hendrix.
-¿Dónde habéis grabado/producido el álbum? El disco lo grabamos en Álamo Estudio, en Barcelona, con Wero (guitarra de
The Eyes). Posteriormente fue masterizado por Yves Roussel.
-¿Qué diferencias hay entre los Saturna del disco y los Saturna en directo? ¿En
que se diferencian? Si me baso en los comentarios que he recibido del público que ha asistido a
los conciertos de Saturna diría que la principal diferencia reside en el sonido
del directo. Este es más contundente, por lo que muchos nos han clasificado
como banda de doom/stoner.
-En estos últimos años estamos viendo como en España están naciendo bandas de
Rock Psicodélico, Hard Rock setentero (Retro Rock en definitiva) de gran
calidad musical, y Catalunya está siendo uno de los sitios que más bandas
aporta a estos géneros. Que otros grupos a parte de Saturna destacarías de la
zona catalana? Es cierto que están aumentando en número y calidad las bandas de nuestro
terriotorio. Algunas de las que yo destacaría serían Cuzo, Prisma Circus,
Plomo, las cuales tienen un estilo similar al de los años 70 pero con un sonido
renovado, además de tener un buen directo.
-¿Antes de Saturna qué otras bandas/proyectos teníais? Patrick y yo estábamos en Ätman Acron (banda de doom), con la cual editamos
un EP con Doomentia Records. Aureli estuvo tocando en Rosebud (blues), junto a
Joaquín y Alex de Prisma Circus. Todos nosotros estuvimos en más grupos, pero
los citados fueron los de más relevancia.
-¿Qué proyecto de futuro tenéis? ¿Estáis componiendo temas nuevos? Nuestro objetivo es el de tocar en directo lo máximo posible y editar más
discos conforme vayamos componiendo más temas. De momento hemos grabado tres
canciones nuevas que lo más seguro es que formen parte del próximo LP. Por el
momento seguimos en la labor de la composición de nuevo material.
-¿Cuáles son vuestros próximos conciertos? Tenemos dos fechas en Barcelona: el 5 de octubre tocaremos junto a Plomo
(Barcelona) en la sala BeGood y el 28 de noviembre junto a Truckfighters (Suecia) en la sala Rock Sound.
Tenemos más fechas todavía pendientes por confirmar.
Recently, Sounds from Space had the pleasure to interview Joaquín Escudero, bassist and vocalist of Prisma Circus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Although you guys are playing as Prisma Circus
less than a year, lots of people are
talkin' about the band, and not only in Spain, Europe and USA looks like they
like your stuff too. What do you think about the reaction of all these people? -Hello Javi!The reaction of the people is mostly
good, and people from around the world looks very interested in our band. As
you say, people from Spain, Europe, USA asked about the release of the EP. Looks
like all the people who like this kind of music really enjoyed our EP, and
we’re very grateful for this.
-And what about the reaction of the audience in your live performances?
(Foto de Roberto Jorge Escudero)
-Oh, we really have fun in our
performances, and wish we could play in live every day!
Maybe the people still don’t know us very much, and we play a lot of songs that
we didn’t recorded yet… But looks like the people enjoy so much our
performances. More than we expected!
-How do you describe your live performances?
-I’m not sure how to describe it, cause I’m very concéntrate while I’m
playing. Psych Hard Rock, with a lot of solos, rhythm changes, powerful
drums…
-And what does Prisma Circus different from the other band of the same
genre? -Hahaha, I don’t
know, that’s a hard question! Sorry, I don’t know the answer. I think is something I wouldn´t say.
-Tell us about the influences of the
band.
-We heard and like so much the psych blues rock of the 60’s and the 70’s,
of band from England, USA, Scandinavia, Spanish, and personally Argentinian too
(Pappo, Spinetta, etc..!!)
There’s a lot of bands that the people must hear, and all these bands are
really important for the sound of Prisma Circus.
-For the recording of the three first songs of the EP, you get help of
three gutiarist; Jordi Rodríguez, Aureli Rubio (Guitarist of Saturna) and Oscar
García (Present guitarist of the band). So, the compositions of these three
songs (The Great Car, Paradox & The Light) was made by you (Joaquín) and
Alex (Drummer). That’s right? -That’s right. And we
added a new track fro the EP, “The Genius”, that we recorded a few months later,
with Oscar entirely adapted in our band.
-So, how was the insertion of Oscar to
the band?
-Oscar played with usin a old
Project the we had, so we already know him. We needed to add some guitar tracks
in our song, specially the solos. Oscar learned the song “Paradox” and he
recorded the track without playing with the rhythm section before. The final
product was amazing, and we talked about his insertion to our band before we
recorded the songs.
-Before Prisma Circus, you and Alex had a band called “Rosebud”. Talk us about
this band, do you have something recorded? - Rosebud was a Blues Rock trio with a lot of improvisations in the live
performances.
There’s a Facebook and MySpace profile where you can hear some suff. We
self-recorded a CD with 7 songs. And we still have some copies for sell… hahaha
-Which is the evolution between “Rosebud” and “Prisma Circus”?
-Well, in this question I’ll answer my own opinion. Before I played with
Rosebud, I was in a Hard Rock band called AXSJ (You can find it in MySpace too)
who evolved in a band with more influences from the psych/progressive rock. This
was the reason that made me studied music, and studying I meet Aureli and Alex.
We mostly studied jazz, and maybe “Rosebud” have this “soft sound”, and these
typical arrangements from the Jazz and the Chicago blues of the 50’s
(Melody-Solo-Melody). But definitely the jazz wasn’t my cup of tea. We learned
some actual bands who plays with the typical sound of Psych Rock of the 60’s
and the 70’s, and definitely this was a great motivation for us.
Evolution? I don’t wanna call it evolution… I think it was more like a trip. I learned a lot of things in
“Rosebud”, especially from Aureli. He’s an awesome guitarist, and you know it
only see him holding a guitar. Sadly, he don’t like so much the psychedelia…
hahaha. And this was the born of “Prisma Circus”. I guess now the music is more
important than before for us, and we are better musicians too, but I don’t
wanna call it evolution. Maybe a change.
Joaquin, Oscar y Alex.
-You’ll realease the firt EP of the band in a few days. Talk us about
it.
-The EP will see
the light the 27 or 28 of June, in vinyl format of 12” (45rpm).The artwork was made by our buddy
Jalón de Aquiles. The EP includes the songs “The Great Car”, “Paradox”, “The
Light” and the bonus track “The Genius”, that we recorded 2 or 3 months ago. We
self- edited the album in collaboration with Odio Sonoro and Radix Records
(Thanks to Jose and Manu). Also, Nasoni Records from Germany will edit our EP
in a “LP-Split” with another Stoner/Psych Rock band called “Nomega” from
Timisoara, Romania, with an artwork made by Jalón de Aquiles too.
-Maybe it’s very soon for talk about it,
but….you think it’s possible to release an EP soon? -We are working on it with, and we are composing more songs for record in a
studio.Sure we’ll record our first
LP soon…!
-When will be the next performance? -We gonna play at sala Rocksound in Barcelona the next month (28 of July)
with Blues Pills.
-When you gonna play in the rest of the Europe? -Maybe we’ll do a Spanish and European tour in the autumn, but it’s still
very soon to confirm it. Record the LP and do these tour are our main
objective.
-Many thanks for the interview, Joaquin.
It was pleasure!!
-Thanks to you Javi! See you the 28 of July in Rocksound, man!
As Joaquín says, the next concert of Prisma Circus will be the 28 of July at Sala Rocksound with Blues Pills. Follow them in Facebook for more info of their next performances and news!
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Recientemente, Sounds from Space ha tenido el placer de entrevistar a Joaquín Escudero, bajista y vocalista de la banda Prisma Circus. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-A
pesar del poco tiempo que lleváis tocando como Prisma Circus, estáis en boca de
mucha gente, y no estamos hablando solo de España, si no de todo el mundo. ¿Qué
os ha parecido la reacción de la gente ante vuestros temas? -Buenas
Javi. En general la reacción ha sido buena, y gente de distintas partes parece
interesada en nuestra banda…. gente de España, gente distintas partes de
Europa, incluso gente de Estados Unidos pregunta por la fecha de salida del EP.
No esque sean multitudes pero parece
toda gente que le gusta y conoce este rollo, y eso nos hace estar muy
agradecidos.
-¿Y qué tal ha sido
la reacción del público en el directo? -Pues nosotros nos lo pasamos muy bien en directo, si fuera por nosotros
tocaríamos casi cada dia. La gente quizás no nos conozca mucho aún, y el hecho
de que toquemos muchos temas aún no grabados… pero creo que la respuesta en
general ha sido muy buena, mucho mejor de lo que esperábamos.
-¿Qué se puede encontrar alguien que acude a una de vuestras actuaciones y que
jamás os había escuchado antes? ¿Cómo lo describirías? -No podría describirlo demasiado, puesto que estoy en el escenario muy
metido en ello. Hard Rock Psicodélico, muchos solos, cambios de ritmo, baterías
potentes…
- ¿Y qué es lo que hace a Prisma Circus diferente de las demás bandas del
genero? - Jajaja, pues no sé, que la formamos nosotros? Perdona no sé que responder, creo que eso es algo no debo decir yo.
-¿Qué influencias tomáis a la hora de componer?
(Foto de Roberto Jorge Escudero)
- Pues hemos escuchado y gustamos mucho del blues rock psicodélico de los
60-70’s, tanto inglés, estadounidense, escandinavo, europeo, español y
personalmente también argentino (grandes Pappo, Spinetta y cia!!!) Hay
muchísimas bandas que merece la pena escuchar y todas ellas constituyen una
gran base de lenguaje, que si lo asimilas y lo usas, mezclado con tus experiencias,
da como resultado en nuestro caso esto que hacemos. Además creo que uno no
decide componer un tema, sino que le sale. En mi caso por lo menos, a veces leo algo, miro una película o lo que
sea que me llegue… y así empieza la composición de un nuevo tema.
-Para la grabación de los tres primeros temas del EP contasteis con la ayuda de
tres guitarristas; Jordi Rodríguez, Aureli Rubio (Guitarrista de Saturna) y
Oscar García (Actual guitarrista de la banda). Podemos deducir que las
composiciones de estas tres canciones (The Great Car, Paradox, The Light)
corrieron a cargo de ti (Joaquín) y de Alex (Batería), ¿Es así? - Así es. Además como bonus track incluiremos “the genius”, que grabamos meses
más tarde, ya con Oscar totalmente adaptado a la banda.
- ¿Entonces, cómo fue la incursión de Oscar a la banda? - Oscar había tocado con nosotros antes en un proyecto que nunca fructificó
y ya nos conocíamos. Nos faltaban por grabar algunas pista de guitarra, sobretodo
los solos. Oscar se aprendió el tema Paradox y lo grabó entero, sin haber
ensayado antes con sección rítmica. En realidad ya sabíamos que lo haría bien,
y ya antes le habíamos comentado que se uniera a la banda. Después de grabar
fue obvio.
-Antes de Prisma Circus, tú y Alex teníais otra banda llamada “Rosebud”.
Háblanos un poco de ella. ¿Tenéis algo editado o grabado? - Rosebud éramos un trío de blues rock orientado hacia la improvisación en
directo. Hay páginas en Facebook y Myspace donde se pueden escuchar algunos
temas. Auto-editamos una maqueta-disco de 7 temas, en formato cd. Todavía
quedan copias por vender jajaja…
-¿Y qué evolución crees que ha habido entre “Rosebud” y “Prisma Circus”? -Bueno en este aspecto solo puedo dar mi opinión mas personal. Yo antes de
Rosebud tocaba en una banda de hard rock (AXSJ se puede encontrar en myspace
también) que evolucionó hacia algo más psyche y progressivo. A partir de ahí me
interesé más por aprender música y estudiando es donde nos conocimos con Aureli
y Alex. En aquel entonces nosotros estudiábamos mas jazz que nada, y Rosebud
quizás tenga ese toque más suave a nivel de sonido, y esas estructuras
melodía-solos-melodía, tan típicas del jazz y el blues Chicago de los 50… En
realidad tocar jazz nunca me motivó, a mí por lo menos. Descubrimos varias
bandas actuales que tocan utilizando el lenguaje y sonido del rock psicodélico
de los 60-70’s, y creo que eso fue si una motivación para nosotros, aunque Alex
ya conocía bandas como Earthless desde su adolescencia…
Evolución? No sé si
lo llamaría así… Yo creo que ha sido como un viaje de ida y vuelta. Aprendí
muchísimas cosas con Rosebud, especialmente de Aureli, una persona que con tan
solo viéndole sujetar una guitarra y observarla… con tan solo eso sabes que es
un guitarrista excepcional. Lamentablemente no estaba por la psicodelia jajaja…
y ahí empezó Prisma Circus. Supongo que ahora vamos mas en serio y hemos
mejorado como músicos, pero no lo llamaría evolución. Quizás cambio.
-Estamos a menos de un mes para el
lanzamiento de vuestro disco en formato físico. Háblanos un poco sobre él. - Podemos anunciar que el EP nos llegará (al fin) el 27 de 28 de Junio,
formato vinilo 12 “ 45 rpm. El artwork ha ido a cargo de nuestro amigo y
compañero Jalón de Aquiles (http://enjalonate.blogspot.com.es).
El disco incluye los temas “The Great Car”, “Paradox”, “The Light” y como bonus
track de última hora “the genius”, un tema que grabamos hará 2 o 3 meses, y que
inicialmente no estaba previsto incluir. Auto-editamos con colaboración de OdioSonoro y Radix Records (gracias a Jose y Manu). Además Nasoni Records de
Alemania editará nuestro EP en un Split LP compartido con la banda de stoner
psyche Nomega, de Timisoara, Rumania, en formato Vinilo 12” 33 rpm, con nuevo
artwork a cargo de, cómo no, Xavier Jalón.
Joaquin, Oscar y Alex.
-Quizás sea demasiado pronto para hacer
esta pregunta, pero… ¿crees que es posible el lanzamiento de un LP?
- Estamos trabajando ya en la
maquetación de nuevo material para llevar a grabar al estudio. Posiblemente
acabe siendo nuestro primer LP.
-¿Para cuando tenéis la próxima actuación en directo?
- Estaremos en la sala Rocksound de Barcelona el próximo Sábado 28 de Julio
junto a Blues Pills, que estarán de gira por la Península. De momento no hay
ninguna otra fecha.
-¿Queda mucho para ver a Prisma Circus tocar en directo por el resto de Europa? - Quizás una gira española y europea en otoño, pero aún es pronto. Grabar
un disco y hacer estas giras son nuestros principales objetivos ahora mismo.
-Muchas gracias por concedernos esta
entrevista Joaquín, ¡Ha sido un placer!
- Muchas Gracias a ti Javi, te esperamos el 28 de Julio en Rocksound!
Como bien ha dicho Joaquín, el próximo 28 de Julio Prisma Circus estará tocando junto a Blues Pills en la sala Rocksound de Barcelona. Si quieres mantenerte informado sobre los próximos conciertos de la banda, síguelos a través de su perfil de Facebook.
También puedes seguir la actualidad de ellos y de más bandas a través de nuestro perfil en Facebook.
The Conspiraters is a psych rock band, strongly influenced by 70's rock bands. Recently the recorded a few songs, and sure that they will release a album in physical format very soon. We have the pleasure to interview the drummer of the band, Andrew Abramchick: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Tell us
about the beginning of the band. How did the band formed? How you did start in
the world of the music?
The band’s history starts in December of 2008. We didn’t
even expect before we would concern ourselves as musicians. My cousin Sergey,
who started playing the guitar, called me when I was sitting during my daily
round at the Art Academy, where I’m studying at. Sergey said, he had found a
guitar player and proposed me to attend their rehearsal as a drummer, I mean,
just to pretend a drummer, because their group looked incomplete without a
drummer. I found drumsticks inside the studio and tried playing. I went wrong
every time, and I hesitated a lot. But I was really keen on drums. Sergey gave
me drumsticks in a few weeks and proposed to be a drummer in his group.
We started to rehearse from time to time and thought
up the band’s name – “The Shopenghaurs”. Everything was so irresponsible. I was
distressed I was playing like a child at the age of 18. As a result I just lost
my heart to the drums and started to study the drums by myself, listening to
the prof’s playing.
I wanted to refer fanciful to music, not as my mates
in the band. I really wanted to make cool music on a high level of
international standard. So I decided to collaborate with my younger brother
Valera who was at the age of 15 then. He was studying at a musical school then
in guitar class, but he gave up it after the school. I was able to take a cheap
electric guitar from a friend of mine and I presented it to my brother with the
words: “You are our new guitar player, aren’t you?” So he became a part of “The
Shopenghaurs”. He lived in our native town Lida (Belarus), and I was studying in
Minsk (it’s about 180 km from Lida). He came every month for playing with us
and was gradually involved in music.
Valera and me left the band “The Shopenghaurs” in
autumn of 2009 because of the dissidences and so decided to create our own
band.
We were rehearsing once in month the whole 2010
almost, because Valera was not able to attend Minsk often. Different kinds of bass and guitar players
were playing with us, but anybody could hardly be suitable. However my brother
and mother moved to Minsk in autumn of 2010, so we started to rehearse hard. We
didn’t rehearse the songs; we just were trying to cultivate our abilities. We
invited our bass player at the end of summer, 2011. He is our friend who played
in “The Shopengaurs”, by the way he became a bass player by the accident, just
like me. He visited our rehearsal starting jamming with us, so we understood we
should play together, that we are a band, and that we are “The Conspiraters”!
The EP “Jesus Rock” was recorded in autumn and we had
our debut.
-The band sounds a lot seventies rock
bands. Which musicians/bands influenced in the sound of "The Conspiraters"?
Actually we don’t look about the concrete groups; we just adore the sound
of 70s, its sincerity and classic rock. Each of us is being inspired by the
personalities, not by the groups. Valera is influenced (vocals, guitar) by Zakk
Wylde, Hendrix, Jack White, John Frusciante. Max adores Geezer Butler and Andrew's inspired by John Bonham, Mitch Mitchel, Patrick Keeler. However, the
unity of musicians is the main
thing.
- The production of these
three songs that you have on your profile of Soundcloud it's pretty good. Where did you recorded it?
We were making the record in studio 33. That’s a home studio of one
garage music amateur. We’ve recorded everything to save the energy on the
record.
-Which reaction have the people when
they hear your songs?
Well, first reaction is a shock, they really like it, especially people
mind the vocals and solo. No one pays attention to the drummer and a bass
player, but Valera is really a great guitar player.
-Do you have plans of release some stuff
in physical format? (Vinyl, CD,...)
We have a dream to release vinyl and listen to us by ourselves. But we
don’t have a turn table to tell the truth.
-Where do you get the ideas on your
compositions?
All the ideas came from the experience and under consciousness.
-Which other band of Belarus do you
recommend?
We doubt they exist.
-And what about play outside of Belarus?
Do you think it’s possible to play in Europe?
We really want to play all around the world, but no one proposed yet,
because no one knows about us. It is hard to promote by ourselves, the process
is too slow.
-Which plans have the band in short-term?
We are making a new single in a month; there will be 2 new songs, which
will be available in the Internet for downloading.
-Do you wanna say something before we finish the interview?
Thank you everybody for reading it, especially whether you like our music!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Conspiraters will record a new EP very soon. If you still didn't heard their first EP, "Jesus Rock", we highly recommend you to do it. You can hear it on their profile of Soundcloud. Follow them in Facebook too to be informed about any new. And don't forget to follow us, the blog Sounds from Space,in Facebook!
-Before Saturna, which bands/projects
you (The whole band) had?
We were rehearsing once in month the whole 2010
almost, because Valera was not able to attend Minsk often. Different kinds of bass and guitar players
were playing with us, but anybody could hardly be suitable. However my brother
and mother moved to Minsk in autumn of 2010, so we started to rehearse hard. We
didn’t rehearse the songs; we just were trying to cultivate our abilities. We
invited our bass player at the end of summer, 2011. He is our friend who played
in “The Shopengaurs”, by the way he became a bass player by the accident, just
like me. He visited our rehearsal starting jamming with us, so we understood we
should play together, that we are a band, and that we are “The Conspiraters”!
