The first proper album, foundational to Russian rock.
Recorded with jazz pianist Sergei Kuryokhin, an absurdist, wordplay-heavy set Grebenshchikov meant as the band's own Sgt. Pepper's.
A new-wave-tinged record made amid the rock club's ban, with twenty-year-old jazz saxophonist Igor Butman among the guests.
An eclectic landmark carrying the decade-defining anthem "Рок-н-ролл мёртв," with Kuryokhin contributing the track "Тибетское танго."
A darker set produced by Andrei Tropillo, holding "Жажда" and "212-85-06."
The band's first official album on Melodiya, which Grebenshchikov called Aquarium's swan song of the eighties.
A wry, eclectic record by the Aquarium line-up regrouped after Grebenshchikov's early-nineties solo spell.
A quieter, acoustic-leaning record with an intimate, chamber feel.
Recorded as the companion to Навигатор, mystical and expansive in tone.
A record woven from myth and wandering, in the band's late-nineties mystical vein.
An emotional, many-hued album with reggae and Djivan Gasparyan's duduk on "Северный цвет."
A warm, groove-driven record leaning on rhythm and easy melody.
A double album of the band's restless later period.
A wide-ranging, richly arranged collection spanning the band's material.
A studio album of the band's fifth decade, its songwriting unhurried and assured.
The band's newest studio album, continuing its unhurried later sound.