Review by Susan Austin-Fleck

Bread And Water, Russian School Of Ballet's latest album, Oblivious FateParadise Is DestructionCapitalism Is ConsumptionGod Is Tape Recorder Number 3, is a unique and thought-provoking collection of tracks. The album's title alone is enough to pique one's curiosity, and the music itself is just as intriguing.

The album features a blend of electronic and classical elements, with haunting vocals and a heavy dose of experimental soundscapes. The tracks range from the ethereal "Oblivious Fate" to the frenetic "Capitalism Is Consumption," with each song offering its own unique perspective and sonic landscape.

Despite the complexity of the music, the album is cohesive and flows seamlessly from one track to the next. The lyrics are equally thought-provoking, touching on themes such as the role of technology in modern society and the impact of capitalism on our lives.

Summary by Susan Austin-Fleck

Oblivious FateParadise Is DestructionCapitalism Is ConsumptionGod Is Tape Recorder Number 3 is a bold and ambitious album that pushes the boundaries of what is possible in modern music. Bread And Water, Russian School Of Ballet have truly created something special with this release, and it is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it.