Digest Russian music: December

Why is Leningrad in 2014 albums in 2014? Having long been adapting to work in a sort of music column on the anger of the day, the wards of Sergei Shnurov for the past couple of years periodically threw new songs on YouTube and felt great. And then suddenly not one, but at once two new albums, and even with a mixed content: some songs pop up on both records, some-only on one of them, and many were already published on the same YouTube . Included with the eloquent and global names of records, all this seems to be a worthy reflection of the current Russian chaos-especially in the light of the fact that both records begin with a hoarse Shnurovsky groan “we rode on the X*”, which is the best illustration of the general attitude of Russians today. But in general, both “our beach” and “minced meat” continue the main line of “Leningrad”, set by “henna” - wild, unbridled dances on the very edge of the time, behind the deliberate rudeness and foolishness of which the portrait of the era, sniper is precisely expressed in mothers. You cannot pick up other words and songs to the current situation.

Buy on iTunes - "Our Beach" and "Farsh"