WIREFRAMES is the name of the new music project created by Ania Dondalska (Torun, Poland) and Carlo Bucciarelli (Rome, Italy) during fall 2010. Centered on their common passion for electro and progressive trance sounds, the project sets on through the realization of a number of brand-new tracks, featuring a robust synthetic backbone with a definite up-tempo character. Combining the strengths of live electronica and DJ performance the duo produces innovative music with non-polarized mindsets and a number of various sonic references. The resulting sound is an organic mix of dancefloor-ready textures and deep and evolving soundscapes, complemented with either male or female vocals and airy melodies. As the name “wireframes” calls to mind a modeled structure used for the representation of complex objects from the real world, the project inspires multi-layered visions driven by the imagination through music structures that are either linear or modular, targeted for an international audience. Wireframes debut album “Keep Your Eyes On The Stars” has been released by Russian label ScentAir Records in physical format in year 2011. It features 16 ecstatic and mesmerizing tunes that span across electro and trance.

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!

The debut release of the German project AI-Zero (based by Maikko A., a part of «Human Decay» and «mind.area» bands together with his collaborator Flesh Wire) is a work in the genre, which the authors called «cyberpop». It's like a report from the future or from a parallel reality where all the dire predictions of cyberpunk adepts have come true: hard but not fast mechanical rhythm, often oddly broken (and in those moments reminiscent whether about dubstep, whether on cult works of «Haujobb»), is a dark and mesmerizing in its technological complexity atmosphere like calculated by omnipotent artificial intelligence and, at the same time, not devoid of ordinary human sentiment expressed in the regular circulation to the melodies and ideas of electronic music of the 80s, which seemed very futuristic in those early days and has not lost its charm to this day. This is the rigid texts criticizing the existing orderliness and singing hymns to it, sometimes calling to choose which side you will be in the end, it's a dark vocals and sampled guitar clang. This is music that can cause association with «Skinny Puppy» as easily as recall the "voluminous" epics about the future by «Mind In a Box».