Икра · 1997
Released months after their breakthrough, it was later crowned the decade's defining Russian record by Afisha magazine.
Released months after their breakthrough, it was later crowned the decade's defining Russian record by Afisha magazine.
The breakthrough that ended a six-year silence; its London-demoed hits «Утекай» and «Владивосток 2000» made the band famous.
A double set gathering re-recorded rarities from the band's 1980s Vladivostok years.
Recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World studio, it yielded the hits «Невеста?» and «Карнавала.нет».
A more experimental turn, issued in two coloured editions and presented at Moscow's Luzhniki arena.
A soundtrack album written for the band's own feature-film project.
Cut across Riga, London and the Dominican Republic, it won Fuzz magazine's album of the year.
Its single «Ru.Da» got a Hollywood-shot video, and the band took MTV Russia's «MTV Legend» award that year.
Includes «Мастера кунг-фу» for the Russian «Kung Fu Panda», where Lagutenko also voiced Master Monkey.
An English-language album aimed at reaching Western audiences.
Toured across sixty-plus North American cities and SXSW, carrying the English singles «Paradise Ahead» and «Polar Bear».
Premiered at Vladivostok's V-Rox festival and released on Yandex.Music amid a change of guitarist.
An English-language album whose songs took shape during Lagutenko's round-the-world voyage aboard the barque Sedov.
A winter-themed release built around snow and the mood of the season.
The band's twelfth album, themed around travel to far-flung places with their trademark cosmic streak.
The calmer, romantic half of a split recording, cut at LA's Vox Studios and the band's first on Warner Music.