Systole
Systole formed in Prague with a focus on experimental sound. The group includes vocalist Zuzana Lapčíková, guitarist Jakub Švejda, drummer Jan Lysý, and...
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Systole formed in Prague with a focus on experimental sound. The group includes vocalist Zuzana Lapčíková, guitarist Jakub Švejda, drummer Jan Lysý, and keyboardist Tereza Berglová. Their music draws from classical, ambient, and electronica without settling into any single category.
Their debut album 'Cortège' came out in 2014, followed by 'Liminal' in 2018. Songs like 'Cortège' and 'Darkest of hearts' show their preference for atmospheric textures and shifting rhythms. Some listeners find their approach challenging, but they've maintained a consistent direction with these recordings.
Zuzana Lapčíková's voice moves through different ranges over the band's layered arrangements. The instrumental work creates spaces that feel both expansive and intimate, avoiding conventional song structures. Their music doesn't aim for broad accessibility, but it has found listeners who appreciate its particular qualities.
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