KIBER:FLESH Uralsk, Kazakhstan
Project was founded in 2002 by Wlastelin. The main objective of the project immediately began searching his own sound and express their attitude to music. Since 2005, the project is moving away from the trance sound and his music more and more begin to dominate the industrial components. In the present experiments with sound and everything going on course material is written for the new album. ... more
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