Bio + Pavlov & Computers

Bio + Pavlov & Computers – SynthieScheme (CD Album – Scentair Records)

Inferno Sound Diaries September 6, 2017

Genre/Influences: Electro-pop, experimental. Background/Info: Bio (written БИО) is a Russian synth-pop formation set up in 1990 by Alexander Yakovlev. From...

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