The 2001 album "Tienken" saw Au Revoir Borealis further refine their signature sound, merging icy electronic textures with traditional Russian folk influences. This release is a testament to their unique artistic vision in the early 2000s indie scene.
- "Tienken" was recorded in a remote dacha outside of Omsk during the Siberian winter of 2000-2001.
- The album features a collaboration with the acclaimed Belarusian folk ensemble, Pyatnitsa, on the track "Snegir".
- Despite its critical acclaim within the indie electronic community, "Tienken" only reached number 187 on the Russian music charts.
Au Revoir Borealis is an electronic rock band from Omsk, Russia. They are best known for their pioneering blend of krautrock rhythms and Siberian folk melodies.
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