Альбом, который не считается · 2011
Its self-mocking title ("the album that doesn't count") sets the tone for their ironic, wordplay-driven garage rock.
Its self-mocking title ("the album that doesn't count") sets the tone for their ironic, wordplay-driven garage rock.
Russian wordplay set to lo-fi garage rock, the band's hallmark from the very start.
More of their introverted "shy-punk": loud garage rock carrying quietly intimate, pun-laden lyrics.
The band called it their most garage-sounding record, a stand for Russian lyrics when English singing dominated.
An intimate, melodic turn keeping frontman Mozzhukhin's introspective, pun-driven writing.
A more assured record that spun off the videos "Вуаля" and "Волна".
One of their best-loved records, home to the video "Утро" by Zaka Abdrakhmanova.
The first of a paired release, its "See fig. 1" title winking at the band's diagram-like humour.
The companion to "См. рис. 1", completing the paired "See fig." release.
A more polished, ambitious album carrying the singles "Люди", "Крепость" and "Шанс".
A theatrically staged project whose visuals were directed by Alexey Ermolaev.
A 2025 album by indie-rock band Dayte Tank (!) led by Dmitry Mozzhukhin, keeping their melodic guitar sound and introspective lyrics.
Their newest album, its "Радио" title echoing the earlier "Радио огонь".