IC3PEAK Transitions to Softer Sound After Relocation
IC3PEAK Transitions to Softer Sound After Relocation

IC3PEAK Transitions to Softer Sound After Relocation

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The Russian band IC3PEAK has shifted its sound dramatically with the release of its new album 'Coming Home,' showcasing a departure from its previous death-obsessed lyrics and heavy metal influences to a more melodic indie rock style. This change reflects the emotional and creative impact of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, following the band's relocation from Russia. Vocalist Nastya Kreslina, now living in various cities including Riga and Istanbul, expressed the difficulty exiled musicians face in rebuilding their careers away from their home country. Despite the challenges, alternative groups like IC3PEAK have found ways to maintain or grow their popularity internationally, despite Russia's cultural decline. The band’s aesthetic, characterized by a horror-themed visual style, has contributed to its appeal, as noted by cultural commentators. Overall, the transformation of IC3PEAK illustrates the broader struggles and adaptations of artists in exile.

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