Electroforez

Electroforez is a Russian synth-pop group founded in Saint Petersburg in 2012 by Ivan Kurochkin and Vitaly Talyzin. The group blends synth-heavy sounds with darkwave elements, creating a unique sonic landscape. Over the years, Electroforez has gained significant attention, particularly with their album *505*, which features collaborations with notable artists like Molchat Doma. Their music often explores sociopolitical themes, and they have been praised for incorporating Slavic native tunes into their work, which adds a layer of melancholy to their songs.

Electroforez has been active in the music scene, performing at various festivals and events, including Tallinn Music Week and Stereoleto Festival. They have also toured extensively across Russia, Belarus, the Baltic states, Germany, and Ukraine. The band's music style is compared to artists like Depeche Mode and Human League, while maintaining a distinct identity that appeals to a broad audience. With their blend of synth-pop and darkwave, Electroforez continues to captivate listeners with their evocative and atmospheric soundscapes.