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The first is Crumbling Concrete and Rusted Iron: A Soviet Punk Cassette, 1985-1992, and the second is Punk from Medellín, Colombia 1987-1992.

Lokiboi joins Soviet Grooves for some easy, easy listening.

Jen Monroe writes the album download blog Listen To This!

Long time record collector and purveyor of fine musical flavours Mr.

ГОСТ ЗВУК a.k.a Gost Zvuk is dedicated exclusively to the Russian and ex-USSR scene.

Special guest shows from around the world.

Long time record collector and purveyor of fine musical flavours Mr.

Special guest shows from around the world.

Folk and trad-leaning sounds from the immediate post-Soviet era, focussing on artists from Ukraine, Poland and Czech Republic.

All Armenian 78rpm recordings cut in the Soviet Union and the USA during the early 20th century.

Widely exploring sounds across experimental electronics, Alien Jams is hosted by label boss Chloe Frieda, with an interest in new and emerging artists

Roma Pavlov dives into 90s Finnish hardcore punk, tracing its roots in post-war turmoil, economic crises, and the shadow of the Soviet Union, showcasing the raw power of a scene that shaped Nordic heavy music.

Infamous Beirut DJ Ernesto Chahoud takes over the NTS signal for his monthly 'Beirut Daze' slot, recorded in Lebanon and showcasing music from his far-ranging collection.

Infamous Beirut DJ Ernesto Chahoud takes over the NTS signal for his monthly 'Beirut Daze' slot, recorded in Lebanon and showcasing music from his far-ranging collection.

Roma Pavlov shares an hour of Soviet-era avant-garde classical sounds, mostly from St.

A blend between experimental hip-hop, post-Soviet trauma and Los Angeles Strawberry Kush, grown in Highland Park jungle.

Many of the films shown in Yugoslavia in the 1950s–1960s were Mexican, due to a restriction on importing Soviet and American films.

Here they introduce us to their favorite, mosltly russian and post-soviet music: pretty old and brand new, mesmerizing, slow and melancholic together with fast and silly, songs and edits from their close friends as well as people they’ve never met in their life.

In this episode of Panorama Yerevan, Lucia Kagramanyan plays a wide spectrum of Armenian pop, disco and funk records of the 70s&80s from both the Soviet Armenia and Armenian diaspora labels released in the US, France and Lebanon.

Hear lullabies from different parts of Western and Eastern Armenia following folk tradition as well as lullabies in classical pop, opera from the Soviet period.

Dorn brought a much needed freshness and novelty to post-soviet pop scene with his mixture of modern synth pop and IDM spiced with all kinds of worldly beats and rhythms.