News: PLOHO Forgive Me / I’m Sorry Single is Online!

Russian post-punks Ploho have released the new single "Forgive Me / I’m Sorry" from their upcoming new album Phantom Feelings.

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plohoRussian post-punks Ploho have released the new single “Forgive Me / I’m Sorry” from their upcoming new album Phantom Feelings.

Phantom Feelings will see a February 5th release via Artoffact Records, home to Bootblacks, ACTORS, Kælan Mikla, and more of today’s most vital post-punk bands from around the world.

Stream the new single here: https://orcd.co/plohosorry 

Pre-order the album here: https://plohoband.bandcamp.com/=

Ploho frontman Victor Uzhakov says: “This song is about a situation that everyone knows. About the moment of saying goodbye to someone very close, with whom you lived for many years and thought that you would live your whole life. But it did not work out and now you will have to go through a long and difficult period of humility. Your house is unfinished and falling apart, and the birds have flown south without you and you look sadly after them.”

Based in Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia, Ploho is one of the most prominent purveyors of a “new wave of Russian music,” reflecting its homeland by way of a cold, wistful style of rock. Wielding melancholy guitars, minimalist beats, and deadpan Russian vocals, Ploho draws inspiration from the aesthetic and sounds of the late Soviet era of the 1980s, just before the collapse. The band’s bleak rock references Russian bands of that time period, such as Kino, as well as post-punk royalty like Joy Division.

Formed in 2013, the trio has emerged as a household name in its native Russia, and has slowly built up a dedicated fanbase in Europe and abroad. To date, Ploho has recorded four albums and several EPs, as well as more than 10 singles, which they supported by touring more than 40 cities in Europe, several times. The band has appeared at prominent festivals including Боль in Russia, Kalabalik in Sweden, and Platforma in Lithuania. In 2019, they teamed up with Belarusian band Molchat Doma (Sacred Bones Records) to collaborate on a song titled “Along the Edge of the Island.”

Lineup:

Victor Uzhakov – vocals, guitar
Andrei Smorgonsky – bass
Igor Starshinov – synth

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plohoband
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plohoband/
Streaming: https://orcd.co/ploho

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