Digest Russian music: April

The Mumiy Troll group seemed to have decided to end, but then she changed his mind, or something - but please: the new, eleventh, the album “Pirate Copies”, in the first issue of which Ilya Lagutenko declares: “First, from scratch,” from the clean sheet. ” At the “copies”, the Mumiy Troll group did not change itself again - rather, it is an exhaustive (and sometimes even excess) creative report with the approximate heading “Hello, we are the group“ Mumiy Troll ”, we can do it like that, so about this.” “Pirate copies” are scattered in all directions at once-there is a melancholy broad-screen arthouse, and a rapid guitar disco with an exclusively Laguten chorus “ale, cowboy”, and a hoarse synth, and an enthusiastic-whispering rock, and languid elegies for rich keyboards. However, no one doubted that the Mumiy Troll group was able in every way-and can do it “in every way” well. In addition, “pirate copies” are still not a exhausting digest to a greater extent, but a cheerful bunch of small ones, from which you take out not songs for life (although with “it seems” such a number should come out completely), and ringing in the head and funny colored spots before my eyes. Which, however, is also an interesting result.