Video on Youtube:
youtu.be/f_0tqyFzGPE
I climbed the hill and finally saw "The Arc". It was huge. Those rumors that I heard about this object do not convey half of its might. The air around this monumental structure is seemed to be slightly rarefied.
As I approached the "5H32" I started to hear sounds. They came from the old control center. I heard the talks, that were being interrupted by interference, and the signal from "The Arc" itself, the famous Russian Woodpecker.
I knew this was impossible, but the closer I got to the control center, the better I heard it. It seemed to me that I could discern what the engineers and the military were discussing among themselves, although all the staff left here 20 years ago.
I crossed the threshold, and the sounds began to form a melody ...
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[5[T]N[I]3[M]2] is a joint audio-visual project of the musician Tim32 and photographer Dmitro Kit, dedicated to the well-known Arc OTHR (5N32 or Duga Radar) military facility that is located in the formerly closed city of Chernobyl-2. "The Arc" ("Duga" in Russian) is known to all radio amateurs by its specific signal, which was called the Russian Woodpecker. (
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duga_radar)
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ΠΑΝΘΕΟΝ Records | ПAN114
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released December 1, 2018
Music, mixing & mastering by Timofey Netsvetaev (Tim 32)
On-location photography [Chernobyl-2] by Dmitro Kit
Booklet editing, English translation by Yana Netsvetaeva, Ukrainian translation by Dmitro Kit
Video by Dmitro Kit
TIM32 on the Web:
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soundcloud.com/tim_32
tim32.bandcamp.com
vk.com/tim32ambient
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