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Bogislaw Releases “Ariel”

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With a slower pace but strong synthpop aesthetic, Bogislaw have released their latest track “Ariel”. Available across all streaming platforms, give it a listen today!

About Bogislaw

Bogislaw is a synhie-pop band from Leipzig, Germany, which uses acoustic and electronic sound generators to explore new, spherical worlds. The dreamy songs of the quartet are characterized by danceable grooves of the rhythm section and melt together with the fragile and at the same time expressive vocals to a psychedelic whole. With their partly experimental, but also very catchy compositions between pop, pathos and electronica, the musicians of Bogislaw develop an undertow of attention, which carries the listeners away into different states of enrapture. These moments will be preserved on their first EP in autumn and released on the Leipzig label Ketzerpop.

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