Roman Skarednov
Roman Skarednov

At the age of 13 he started making music. As it used to be at that time there were a lot of home lo-fi recordings and rock-based experiments. In 1992, together with a friend Vlad Tsvetkov, Roman started a band by name of Second African Hunt. After three years of making music the band switched to a combination of guitar sounds and analog-computer tones.

After the S.A.H. activity dropped down to zero, Roman started a new solo project 0:28, oriented to an atmospheric electronic music and ambient. At the period from 1999 to 2001 three albums were created: “Introverb”, “This On the Moon Ground”, “De Ja Vu”. Naik Borzov was impressed with his music so much that he invited Roman to take a part in his big concert in Moscow. Collaboration of the electronic musician from Izhevsk and the metropolitan rock-star continued with some remixes of Naik's and his wife's Ruslana songs.

In his creative work Skarednov tries to develop a number of different directions simultaneously: vintage-romantic music, cynical IDM & experimental downtempo. So, 0:28 is not the only title that Roman stands behind of. In addition there are: ABC Galaxy (tuneful tracks with style allusions to the 80s) and Snow Slow Party (the synthesis of classical fortepiano texture and synthetic sound of a drum-machine).

Released on 56 STUFF
ABC Galaxy — Glambrainwow (2008)

Not So Easy. Less Quiet. (2011)
Easy. Slow. Quiet. (2010)
7×8. 56 STUFF Remixes Itself (2010)
Music Take-Away (2008)

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Aliases:
ABC Galaxy
Snow Slow Party