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Volkova Sisters
12+ albums
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Having played one of their first gigs at SXSW 2011, Volkova Sisters, emerge from the Hungarian underground DIY music scene, to release their debut four track E.P, Venus Robot on October 24th. Adopting their moniker from the main characters in Pattern Recognition, written by - Father of the cyberpunk science fiction genre - William Gibson. Volkova Sisters; formed in 2009 by songwriting duo Daniel Sandor (synth) and Dalma Berger (vocals), first bonded after establishing a shared love of dark, melancholic 80’s new-wave music. Their intentions were to create music reminiscent of the shimmering distortions of My Bloody Valentine combined with dreamy landscapes of the Cocteau Twins. European cold-wave, with a sharper emphasis on industrial pop. Final member Gergely Kovacs (guitar) joined shortly after the bands conception, in late 2009. Beyond making music, Sandor, Berger and Kovacs are heavily involved with the visual and creative aspects of Volkova Sisters. Berger; the face of many thriving young Hungarian fashion designers (BKuND, NUBU, Nora) has graced runways in Milan and directed music videos and photo shoots. Kovacs, working as visual creative has produced several trailers for HBO and Sandor, owning his own mastering studio, produces many upcoming bands on the Hungarian underground music scene. Utilising their skills, together they have created, directed, recorded and shot all of their releases and music videos. The EP focuses on feelings of loneliness and solace, demon
