
An early album of the band's wry, acoustic-tinged art rock.

The album that turned the band into scene headliners, carried by the classic "Мусорный ветер" and its TV airplay.

A conceptual, darker-toned set recorded at the Sokolniki studio around the turn of the nineties.

A melodic, romantic set from the band's mid-nineties stretch, lighter than the records around it.

A loose, bluesy album steeped in the band's bohemian mythology.

A fuller, more studio-polished record from the band's busy mid-nineties run.

An expansive, eclectic collection from the mid-nineties, one of the band's most productive stretches.

A late-nineties set balancing the band's trademark melody with its wry, ironic streak.

A turn-of-the-century record settling into the band's mature, seasoned sound.

A darker, concept-leaning record from the band's early-2000s output.

An early-2000s set continuing the band's blend of melody, irony and literary imagery.

Arriving after a six-year gap, the fourteenth numbered album earned a Gold Disk from Russia's producers association.

A sharp, satirical record whose title track topped the Chartovaya Dyuzhina chart.

The sixteenth album, on which critics judged the band to be in peak form.


A guitar-driven turn toward southern rock, setting aside the band's signature violin parts.

An anniversary compilation gathering the band's songs to mark its fortieth year.

The eighteenth studio album, whose songs lean mainly into romantic themes and warmer moods.

The nineteenth studio album, released in February 2026 as the band's newest full-length.