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Descartes a Kant
Descartes a Kant is a band known for their version of 'Carol of the Bells,' which takes the traditional Ukrainian melody and gives it a stark, haunting...
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Descartes a Kant is a band known for their version of 'Carol of the Bells,' which takes the traditional Ukrainian melody and gives it a stark, haunting treatment. The song appeared on their 1997 debut album 'The Bells.' They also have a track called 'Suckerphilia (En Español).' The group formed in Berlin with members Anya Ivanova on vocals and keyboards, Sergei Nikitin on vocals and guitars, Nikolai Petrov on guitars and programming, and Ivan Ivanov on drums and percussion. Their music sometimes blends traditional elements with rock and electronic sounds. Later albums include 'Lost in Translation' from 2001 and 'The Sound of Silence' from 2005.
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