Дым · 1982
Recorded at Andrei Tropillo's studio, melodic art rock still leaning on rock'n'roll, blues and beat.
Recorded at Andrei Tropillo's studio, melodic art rock still leaning on rock'n'roll, blues and beat.
The band's first official Melodiya vinyl, home to "Иероглиф" and "Великан", even folding in a Bach piece.
Cut in Moscow for Melodiya with engineer Svyatoslav Obraztsov, darker and richer in sound.
Made after Evseev and Klyuchantsev left, an eastern-flavoured, meditative turn in the band's art rock.
A harder, electronic record made together with the elusive project Sekta MO.
Draws on Egyptian myth, with a purpose-built "neo-Egyptian" instrument voicing the title track.
A dark, atmospheric album deepening the band's mystical imagery of the outsider.
Its opener "Серебра!" topped the Chartova Dyuzhina chart; a set probing media and illusion.
A gothic collaboration with Vadim Samoylov, the disc even bundling animation.
A sequel steeped again in Egyptian imagery and ritual sound.
A theatrical, allegorical album whose title track anchored the tour that followed.
Dark and jazz-tinged, its title song went into rotation on Nashe Radio.
A hypnotic, mantra-like album of repetitive, ritual art rock.
Eleven theatrical songs staging the band's taste for the grotesque and the absurd.
A decadent, romantic album leaning into cabaret-tinged theatricality.
A mystical album built around the figure of the wandering outsider.
An expansive album continuing the band's dark, symbolic art rock.
Cabaret-flavoured and theatrical, released on Edmund Shklyarsky's birthday.
A grand, symphonic-rock album swelling the band's sound to orchestral scale.
A darker, restless album gathering eleven new songs plus four extra tracks.
Presented at Vyborg Castle, another chapter of the band's enduring art rock.
