RADIUS ARCHIVE /Projeсts
RADIUS ARCHIVE is a fictional archive of lost broadcasts, underground recordings, and reconstructed musical documents. Each project is a fragment of a larger story — a forgotten tape, a missing transmission, or a record from a world that might have existed somewhere between history, memory, and an alternative reality.
Post-punk · Alternative Rock
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605 Mikrorayon — lost post-punk and coldwave recordings from a forgotten urban archive. Cassette hiss, rehearsal rooms, empty courtyards and fragments of everyday life preserve the memory of a city that may no longer exist.
Synthpop · Coldwave
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PHASE/ZERO — recovered recordings attributed to the fictional Institute of Silence. Synthpop, coldwave and Sovietwave textures emerge through magnetic tape degradation, laboratory signals and fragments of a research archive that was never meant to be found.
Ambient · Ethnic electronica
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Ritual-84 — reconstructed field recordings from expeditions that never officially took place. Northern landscapes, ritual fragments, early electronics and damaged magnetic tape preserve traces of journeys that exist somewhere between folklore, memory and archival fiction.
Broadcast · Lost Media
YouTube + Audius
RADIUS-78 — a fictional collection of broadcasts from the RADIUS Television Center, spanning the late 1970s through the final years of the archive. Test signals, announcer recordings, music programs and lost transmissions reconstruct fragments of an alternative broadcast history.
Classical · Orchestral
YouTube + Audius
Crystal Orchestra — the reconstructed recordings of a fictional television studio orchestra active during the late 1970s. Orchestral themes, concert arrangements and background music preserve the sound of a vanished production studio and the broadcasts it helped bring to life.
Dream Pop · Soft Rock
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Sanatorium of Dreams — a small collection of urban stories unfolding somewhere between memory and reality. Forgotten streets, familiar faces and empty courtyards drift through a world where ordinary life slowly becomes strange, and memories may not always belong to those who remember them.
Folk Noir · Gothic Folk
YouTube + Audius
Wild Honey — a cycle of rural legends collected as fragments of oral memory. Folk-noir songs, whispered stories and distant voices preserve tales that lived between people, changing shape each time they were remembered and retold.
Soundtrack · Television Theatre
YouTube + Audius
Heather Wanderers — the surviving audio archive of a fictional television play, presented as a reconstructed broadcast recording from 1983. The original production, filmed performance and visual materials have been lost, leaving only the soundtrack and fragments of a story preserved through song.
VIA · Baroque Pop
YouTube + Audius
VIA "Vanity Fair" is an artistic reconstruction of a fictional ensemble from 1976–1979, blending chamber orchestra, acoustic rock, and elements of baroque pop. The surviving songs tell small stories about people, love, memory, and vanity.
Folk · Psychedelic Folk-Rock
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A Ukrainian folk ensemble active in the 1970 - 1974s. Early recordings draw from traditional songs and folk melodies, gradually evolving into a psychedelic folk-rock sound with echoes of village memory, nature and old songs.
PSYCHEDELIC ROCK · SPACE-DISCO
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The vocal-instrumental ensemble (VIA) "Oriental Bazaar" was a Soviet band that performed as a concert group in the first half of the 1980s. In 1984, the group put together a program called "Star Road," which combined pop songs with Eastern and folk motifs.
Pop · Nu-Disco
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Dima Milan was a Russian singer of the late 1990s. In 1998-1999, he recorded several original songs for a small regional record label. The songs were simple romantic numbers about love, separation, waiting, loneliness, and chance encounters, and were intended for radio, cassette compilations, and promo CDs.