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КУЗИНА Voronezh, Russia
Kuzina (meaning “cousin”) - founded in 2018 in Voronezh, Russia, stands at the intersection of synth-pop, new wave and
minimal synth.
Their synths sound like they've been dragged through the dirt and played through slashed speakers, and the vocals resemble Soviet female singers from the 80s.
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