Cyne
Cyne was a musical collective formed in 2005, with Alexander Azaryav on vocals, Sergey Komarov on guitar and production, and Dmitry Yezikhov on drums. Their...
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Cyne was a musical collective formed in 2005, with Alexander Azaryav on vocals, Sergey Komarov on guitar and production, and Dmitry Yezikhov on drums. Their debut album 'Above the Sun' came out in 2007, followed by 'Departure' in 2009, 'The Silent One' in 2012, and 'Ashes' in 2015.
Their sound mixed ambient, electronica, and post-rock elements, creating atmospheric tracks that some found dark or introspective. The song 'Up Above' from their first album became a notable piece, featuring Azaryav's vocals over layered electronic textures.
They worked with themes of loss and identity, maintaining a consistent artistic approach across their releases. The group's catalog remains a specific example of early 2000s electronic collective music, built around those three core members.
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