VinylscoutSearch albums to compare vinyl prices
VinylscoutSearch albums to compare vinyl prices
David Kollar
David Kollar is a captivating Slovak experimental guitarist, composer, and film score creator, renowned for his innovative and immersive soundscapes. His style is a unique blend of influences, drawing from the modern guitar icons of Norway and incorporating elements of traditional instruments like the ronroco, a mandolin-like instrument from the Andean regions. Kollar's music is characterized by its atmospheric and often unnerving qualities, achieved through the use of multiple effects on his guitars. He has collaborated with notable artists such as Eivind Aarset and is a member of the horror-improv band KoMaRa. Kollar's work has been recognized with multiple awards, including the Slovak National Film Award for Best Film Score and the Esprit Award for Best Jazz Album. His albums, such as "10 Poems For Ronroco / Crime On The Bunny" and "Project One Night In Budapest," offer a rich and engaging journey into his distinctive musical universe.
1,430 Followers
Compare reliable providers and find the cheapest option. View the current prices below.
David Kollar's "Where are They...? And Other Stories" is a captivating sonic journey released on November 3, 2023, under the Blue Lizard label. This six-track album spans a total of 48 minutes, offering a blend of electronic and rock genres, with a prominent ambient style that showcases Kollar's unique ability to craft mind-boggling soundscapes. The album begins with the title track, "Where are They...," a 20-minute exploration that sets the tone for the rest of the collection. Each subsequent track—"Mirzaten," "Tiapridal," "Neurol," "Rhytmonorm," and "Requiem for Uncle"—builds on this foundation, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience. Hailing from the Czech Republic, David Kollar brings a distinctive perspective to his music, making "Where are They...? And Other Stories" a standout release in his discography. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, this album promises to engage and intrigue with its rich, atmospheric compositions.