CLUSTER LIZARD

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Upcoming July 2020 shows:

09.07.2020 - Suicide club, Berlin, Germany

07.07.2020 - T3, Bratislava, Slovakia

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Clustrer Lizard lice at Heads Radio, Sameheads, Berlin, Germany

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Upcoming live shows:

4.03.2020 - Heads Radio at Sameheads, Berlin, Germany

18.03.2020 - Arkaoda, Berlin, Germany

07.07.2020 - T3, Bratislava, Slovakia

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Upcoming shows:

07.07.2020 - T3, Bratislava, Slovakia

18.01.2020 - Espace B, Paris, France

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Our next live dates

December 5, 2019 - Klang Roma, Rome, Italy

January 18, 2020 - Espace B, Paris, France

See you!

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On 19th of April we are going to perform at Atom festival in Zhytomyr, Ukraine. http://www.atomfestival.com.ua

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Prophecy by Cluster Lizard

Cluster Lizard | Prophecy Prostir (CD/DL) Cluster Lizard is the duo made up of regular Kvitnu collaborators Kateryna Zavoloka and Dmytro Fedorenk which becomes their second official release, Prophe…

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CLUSTER LIZARD "Prophecy"

https://clusterlizard.bandcamp.com/album/prophecy

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Prophecy, by Cluster Lizard

6 track album

CLUSTER LIZARD "Prophecy"

Our second album is out!!!

This is the most complex, the most conceptual and the most monumental music piece we ever did.

We believe that the best description to this album are these words by Lord Byron:

"Why I came here, I know not; where I shall go it is useless to inquire - in the midst of myriads of the living and the dead worlds, stars, systems, infinity, why should I be anxious about an atom?"

Nothing else to add, now lift off and let the stardust fall upon you!

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CLUSTER LIZARD - Come From Forever, And You Will Go Everywhere Video for a track from the album "Prophecy": clusterlizard.bandcamp.com/album/prophecy Music by Cluster Lizard - clusterlizard.com Video by Ujif_notfound - un2114.com

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Prophecy, by Cluster Lizard

6 track album

We opened pre-orders for our second album Prophecy 

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The Sun’s Light When He Unfolds It Depends On The Organ That He Beholds It This is opening track from our new album Prophecy. Will be released on 23rd of November 2018.

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A review from Side-Line Reviews

CLUSTER LIZARD – Edge Of The Universe (Vinyl Mini-Album – Le CabanonRecords)

Cluster Lizard brings different elements together. From background drones to pure experimental sound treatments to industrial noises to ambient atmospheres to minimal- and intelligent electronics this work sounds as a sonic bridge between different genres.

The rhythmic is an essential and important aspect of this work. But it’s just a part of the global production, which reveals impressive noise manipulations and great electronic treatments. Cluster Lizard in a way excels in industrial-minimalism. The global approach of this record is original and definitely composed by creative musicians. I also enjoyed the progression of the tracklist featuring the best cuts in the last part.

I regret this work doesn’t feature spoken samplings and/or a few spoken vocal parts.

Conclusion: This vinyl is a nice discovery from a less familiar, but definitely talented formation. I like the sound intelligence and global minimalism running through their work.

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CLUSTER LIZARD "Stellar" in podcast The Forgotten CXXIX by our friend Plaster Tracklist: 01. Bunsen Burner - Cuts 02. Mingle - Lost 03. Boards Of Canada - Collapse 04. Plaster - Imaginary Friend 05. Sigha - Stabbing 06. Tm404 - 202_202_303_303_606 07. Alessandro Cortini - Stanbecco 08. Cluster Lizard - Stellar 09. Gomila Park - Leipniz 10. Death From Above 1979 - Going Steedy 11. Roly Porter - Giant 12. Disney - I Tre Porcellini 13. Deamdike Stare - Suspicious Drone 14. Porter Ricks - Prismatic Error 15. Franck Vigroux - H+

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Ten Artists From Ukraine’s Vanguard Electronic Scene

From moody ambient to Aphex Twin-inspired experiments to psychedelic field recordings to “multi-channel freedom music,” there’s lots to dig into.

Cluster Lizard is featured on Bandcamp!

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Nice review on "Edge of The Universe by Chain D.L.K:

"...the sound of Cluster Lizard is slightly different: the harsh concreteness and the solidity of some of their solo outputs and the riverbed limestone where this harshness coexisted with steamy dark ambient clouds get sharpened by the apparent intent of this release, whose aim seems to be the attempt of propelling listener's mind towards the (other than metaphysical) edges of known or imaginable universe. I like to imagine that the abstract clip I saw the opening "Being Alive Isn't Everything", whose background seems to be taken by a simple cam pointing the journey in an obscure gallery through a window screen, mirrors both the dim light of its sonorities and the moment that sparkled the authors' sonic journey, as if the anguish of our terrestrial lives and the related search for escapism could be the gate to boundless explorations. Such an apparent contradiction seems to be the emotional framework, lingering as the shading of a burnt memory over the whole listening, where this vivid apparent contradiction could also explain the harmonic coexistence of really "terrestrial" (and clashing) entities and ethereal ones, where the first ones get often harmonised to the latter ones on tracks like "Fractal Core", "Afterlife Drift" or "Biomass of Beauty". Highly recommended sonic trip!"

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Vital Weekly about our first album

"Cluster Lizard is a duo of Kateryna Zavoloka, also known as Zavoloka and Dmytro Fedorenko, also known as Kotra (see elsewhere for a release of his own music). Together they run the Kvitnu label, also specialized in realms of techno music but of a different kind; more sonic overload. I had not heard their work as Cluster Lizard but heard much of their previous solo work. I can’t say it is exactly what I thought this would be, that would be too easy to say, but these two musicians don’t go very off the paths they walked so far. The rhythms are minimal, heavy and dark, in the best Kvitnu tradition; a bit industrial and not always that fast. The main difference, so it seems, lies in the use of synthesizers here. They are likewise heavy and paint pictures in black, brown and grey. There is a haunting quality to the music, like a soundtrack to a documentary of an industrial world in decay. It is all quite dark, but not without a hint of light, a shimmer of melody and a touch of hope, I guess. This is a slightly different taste of what we know already, and that, in my book, is always a good thing."