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Dialectic Soul are SlavaZ (guitar), Sasha - (guitar, bass, drum programming), Galina (keyboards) and Billy (vocals) from Belarus. On 'Terpsychora' (2007) they play symphonic black metal with a catchy neoclassical pop twist. Vocals are harsh (death and black) mixed with clear ones. The overall sound is extremely melodic. They are planning a new release somewhere in 2008 called 'Painsoul' .

There are several artists with the name Dialect. (1) Dialect is an electronic music project and pseudonym of Andrew PM Hunt from the UK band Outfit. His album "Advanced Myth" was released by the net label Tasty Morsels on Feb 14th 2015. He is currently based in New York City (2) Dialect is a lyricist from Adelaide, South Australia. In 2010 he & DJ/producer Despair released their debut album ‘The Vortex’. (3) Dialect is an electronic based project by Dan Lovegrove from Reading, England. His music consists of melodic harmonies of layered electronica with influences of post rock as well....

Dialectix (born 1986) is from the Blue Mountains, Australia. Establishing himself as an essential member of the Sydney scene, Dialectrix broke out in 2004 as part of Triple J Unearthed winners Down Under Beats, realising the skills ever present since his beginnings as an MC at the age of 14.. Featuring heavily on their albums Hiphoperation and Under Raps along with label mate Chasm’s Beyond the Beat Tape, Dialectrix’s lyricism and urgency is met head on with a unique energy aimed at both cementing his ability while at the same time, challenging listeners to the vast possibilities of his potential....

Eschewing the typical wave-calm-wave pattern of instrumental rock, QiD's songs erect cascades of affected melodies over dubby bass textures and cataclysmic drum fills. Often moving into free-form improvisation during live shows, visuals are spontaneously created by the instruments themselves. The sound has evolved by incorporating electronics and new composition methods, even moving into avant-garde territory, but is still filtered through a subjective post-rock lense. .