“Day I Remember (REMIXES)” is a release from Kaliningrad synth music band NEW VERSION on the heels of the recently released single of the same name. On which, by the way, the official video was also filmed. This time the musicians enlisted the support of their colleagues and extend the “Day I Remember” chapter with a set of confident remixes from such bands as Atari Warriors, WANT\ed, Irradiated With Sound, Diakov, Deimos Moon and Elektricon. Those who like to listen with their eyes are in for a surprise - an alternative version of the video for the single will be released along with the remixes pack!

“Day I Remember (REMIXES)” is a release from Kaliningrad synth music band NEW VERSION on the heels of the recently released single of the same name. On which, by the way, the official video was also filmed. This time the musicians enlisted the support of their colleagues and extend the “Day I Remember” chapter with a set of confident remixes from such bands as Atari Warriors, WANT\ed, Irradiated With Sound, Diakov, Deimos Moon and Elektricon. Those who like to listen with their eyes are in for a surprise - an alternative version of the video for the single will be released along with the remixes pack!

INSPIRA presents single “Soul of a Butterfly". This is the experience of cooperation with Geist Des-Staubes, vocalist of such projects like GDS Project and KHMAR. This track tells about butterfly’s way:difficult way forward, accepting of its own faith. Complete image of this mood with all of the shadows are implemented in this rapidly developing track.

The track owes its title 'Amori Amara Sacrum' to the famous Silver Age poet Maximilian Voloshin. It tells about the vicissitudes of such a feeling as love, which abruptly bursts into life and shamelessly changes the previous world of the lyrical hero, about fears and doubts. On the single the band stays true to its formula, presenting the listener rhythmic goth rock with a noticeable touch of post punk and new wave, with a nostalgic sound referring to the bands of the 80s. Remix by Pavel Zolin - the leader of the cult Russian project Purple Fog Side reveals the song from another side, plunging into an elegiac atmosphere, accompanied by hypnotic guitars and detached synthesizers.

The track owes its title 'Amori Amara Sacrum' to the famous Silver Age poet Maximilian Voloshin. It tells about the vicissitudes of such a feeling as love, which abruptly bursts into life and shamelessly changes the previous world of the lyrical hero, about fears and doubts. On the single the band stays true to its formula, presenting the listener rhythmic goth rock with a noticeable touch of post punk and new wave, with a nostalgic sound referring to the bands of the 80s. Remix by Pavel Zolin - the leader of the cult Russian project Purple Fog Side reveals the song from another side, plunging into an elegiac atmosphere, accompanied by hypnotic guitars and detached synthesizers.