Do you like to trip? What about walking on the Moon? Walking on the Moon listening to music, specifically listening to a new Radiomun's album (Kaliningrad, Russia)! Senses born by this peculiar genre mixture would take you further and higher than just a journey to another country. It is a landing on another planet and a deep dive into yourself at the same time. Think that we're gonna bring you into trance with monotonic drone? Wrong! We're gonna provoke a huge energy stream inside you, make you move and imagine richly! Because Radiomun can do that.

Sir Joe, born Sergio Bersanetti, is an Italian songwriter. He started recording his music in 1994, shortly after moving to Connecticut for working reasons. At that time, his set of tools was very simple: an Ensoniq SQ1 workstation, a Fostex 4 tracks recorder, a cheap microphone and an effect box. After having recorded about 50 songs in different styles, the year 2000 saw the big switch from analog to digital, which coincided with another relocation, this time to Munich. The much greater flexibility offered by the digital environment allowed for a big improvement in the quality of his recordings, and also offered a much wider choice of sounds. Nevertheless, Sir Joe still considers his "analog period" as very instructive, because the restrictions imposed by the tools forced him to use them at their maximum potential, and allowed him to learn a lot about recording and mixing techniques. During the following eight years, Sir joe developed his own personal style, blending synth-pop with other genres, from blues to rock, ambient and techno, until in June 2008 the song "The sign of Virgo" was featured on the cd of the British magazine "Future Music". This event convinced him to open his own website, and to start working seriously on an album. The result was 'The Observer", which was released in June 2011 and is still on sale worldwide. "Universal Laws" is the natural evolution of "The Observer", and includes nine tunes, plus 2 remixes by different artists, which are offered as bonus tracks. Although not a concept album per se, "Universal Laws" is centered towards two main themes: regret or suffering caused by past episodes, and hope for the future via spiritual evolution. One method to achieve this evolution is revealed in the album's title track. The idea, in fact, is that when we know how the universal laws work, we can use them to our advantage and set our life in the direction we choose. The concept derives from the 'New Thought Movement", which was developed in the United States at the end of the 19th century, and is nowadays finding scientific endorsement via quantum physicsexperiments. Each song of "Universal Laws" deals with one or sometimes both of the above illustrated themes, and since the music follows the mood of the lyrics, some songs are fast and aggressive, while others are more quiet and meditative. The unique style of Sir Joe though, which comprises tempo changes, articulated arpeggios and surprising twists, is maintained throughout the album."

Does anyone else think what will be if one tries to put The Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, and ... The Sex Pistols in one melting pot?! An amazing combination of musical clichés sometimes difficult to combine; an alternation of dance beats and melancholic atmosphere trips, florid piano passages and «old-school»-synthpop arrangements; an incredible mix of bright electro pop sound and a crazy rock and roll energy – this all motley spectrum merged together in the debut album "Disfavour" of Dark Phenomenon! Eleven bright and unlike synthetic sound creations framed with unusual vocals, woven out of the author’s pain, feelings and hopes are ready to immerse you into the endless world of clear melancholy, eternal conflicts and sincere feelings!