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IVR Project
IVR Project began in Moscow in 2008 as the electronic music project of Alexander Viktorovich Rybkin. The work has seen various contributors over time,...
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IVR Project began in Moscow in 2008 as the electronic music project of Alexander Viktorovich Rybkin. The work has seen various contributors over time, including vocalists like Dmitry Kutsenko and Elena Mikhailova, with Rybkin remaining the central figure.
Their music pulls from trance, house, and techno, built around detailed melodies and heavy bass. The track 'Faceless Soldier' from 2016 became particularly noted for addressing themes of mental health and isolation.
They released albums like 'I Am Alive' in 2010, 'The Deviant' in 2012, and 'Escape' in 2014. The project has worked with other artists, including the electronic group Infected Mushroom.
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