Digest of our music: May

The world goes crazy, as the group members themselves claim in one of the priests, but when Caste in full force on the post, as on this album, the third joint in the last fifteen years, with this (peace) feature is much easier to put up with it. The “quadricular yelling” begins with an irresistible fabulous introduction, representing the participants, but with all his witty virtuosity, in some four minutes reminiscent of who we have the fathers of the Russian rap, and who has come in, does not give an exhaustive idea of ​​the album. “ORET” is a work that does not fit into the usual framework, an album-roman, an album-an encyclopedia of today, an album is an analytical transmission with answers to most relevant issues of our time, including those that did not occur to ask. “Casta” speaks of social, and everyday, and creative, and funny - and on each issue it withstands an amazing balance of accuracy, humor, directness and wisdom. Where it is necessary, they laugh, including themselves, but already in the next track they can be absolutely serious and dramatic (or even in the same thing as the comic sketch of Seryoga-Wodolas is demonstrated). “Singing” is a very adult album about how important it is to be an adult, when you want anything, just not responsibility and balances. It’s good that the “caste” is with us - there is someone to take an example from.