Karpov not Kasparov [RO]
One of Eastern Europe’s most exciting musical exports, Karpov not Kasparov began making music based on the rules and strategies of chess. It might seem complicated but the output is always a very danceable tune. There are some classical allusions and plenty of Oriental flavors and there’s always a powerful dance-floor bass-driven sound that makes you jump and shout.
“Influences from Eastern folk music are mixed with jazz and electro-sounds from the 80s. The whole strongly reminds of the pioneers of electronic music such as Jean Michel Jarre and Klaus Schulze.” – Heyta Melssen – 3vor12 (NL)
Valeriu Borcos
Eduard Gabia


Karpov not Kasparov [RO]
One of Eastern Europe’s most exciting musical exports, Karpov not Kasparov began making music based on the rules and strategies of chess. It might seem complicated but the output is always a very danceable tune. There are some classical allusions and plenty of Oriental flavors and there’s always a powerful dance-floor bass-driven sound that makes you jump and shout.
“Influences from Eastern folk music are mixed with jazz and electro-sounds from the 80s. The whole strongly reminds of the pioneers of electronic music such as Jean Michel Jarre and Klaus Schulze.” – Heyta Melssen – 3vor12 (NL)
Valeriu Borcos
Eduard Gabia

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