Ihor Tsymbrovsky (
Ukrainian
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: Ігор Цимбровський;
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: Ihor Cymbrows'kyj; born 1962) is a Ukrainian architect, poet and musician from
Lviv.
In 1995, Tsymbrovsky created the album ''Come, Angel'' (Ukrainian: Прийди, янголе; ''Pryydy, yanhole''), which released on the Polish label
Koka Records
Koka Records is a Polish record label for traditional Ukrainian folk music and Ukrainian independent music founded in 1989. They have published albums by groups such as Kazma-Kazma, Cukor Bila Smerť
Cukor Bila Smerť ( Ukrainian: Цукор ...
in 1996. ''Come, Angel'' and Tsymbrovsky's work received renewed attention in the 2010s in Ukraine and abroad, leading to an abridged reissue on Offen Records in 2016 and a full reissue on Kontakt Audio and Infinite Fog in 2022.
The Kontakt/Infinite Fog reissue also includes Tsymbrovsky's performance at the 1997 ''Music the World Does Not See'' festival (Polish: ''Muzyka jakiej świat nie widzi''), where
Cukor Bila Smerť
Cukor Bila Smerť ( Ukrainian: Цукор — біла смерть, ; ''lit. Sugar — White Death'') was a Ukrainian rock band formed in Kyiv, Ukraine
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,
Svitlana Nianio and Polish avant-folk group Księżyc also performed.
References
Ukrainian singer-songwriters
Ukrainian male singer-songwriters
Architects from Lviv
Living people
1962 births
Musicians from Lviv
Ukrainian male poets
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