Ynis Vitrin
Ynis Vitrin formed in Berlin around 2016, started by Alex Kozobolis and Lawrence English. Their first album, 'A Dark Land,' came out in 2017 and set the tone...
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Ynis Vitrin formed in Berlin around 2016, started by Alex Kozobolis and Lawrence English. Their first album, 'A Dark Land,' came out in 2017 and set the tone for their work with its atmospheric, brooding sound. The music tends to explore darker themes, which has sometimes drawn criticism, though the group has maintained it's more about confronting difficult subjects than promoting them.
They followed up with 'The Scattering' in 2019, continuing to build on those unsettling textures. Songs like 'Arise' and 'Awake' from their catalog show their preference for ambient, introspective compositions. In 2022, they released 'In the Absence of Light,' with occasional contributions from collaborators like Oren Ambarchi.
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