Капризы манекенщиц · 1992
A minimalist art-rock record by the core trio, built on witty, ironic wordplay.
A minimalist art-rock record by the core trio, built on witty, ironic wordplay.
Recorded back in 1990, it showcases Maxim Pokrovsky's distinctive voice and the band's witty, ironic lyrics.
Its title track, sung in an invented nonsense language, became a huge hit across the former USSR.
Earlier songs rearranged and re-recorded with a symphony orchestra at the Mosfilm studio.
The first part of a conceptual diptych, carrying the hits "Лилипутская любовь" and "Московский романс".
The second half of the diptych, whose "День рождения" video went into MTV Russia rotation.
A tenth-anniversary release gathering unreleased early tracks alongside the new song "Кукла".
Recorded at Mosfilm and mixed in Düsseldorf with producer Brigitta Angerhausen for a wholly new sound.
A return to form after the "Бокс" period, with "Колыбельная песня" finding radio success.
A fifteenth-anniversary best-of collecting the band's songs in concert and demo versions.
Its title track, written for the film "Турецкий гамбит", won Best Soundtrack at the 2006 MTV Russia Movie Awards.
An electronics-leaning album where "Ангара" fuses live ensemble parts with electronic production.
An internationally made album with tracks produced by Atlanta's Brad Cox.
A thirteen-track album recorded in New York, its videos shot across several countries.
Carries the singles "Самолёты-поезда", "Пушистый гном" and "Золотое время".
Its single "Королева" charted on the "Чартова дюжина" airplay rundown.
A twelve-song album continuing the band's pointed anti-war songwriting.