Arkady Spein. Post-ps: last song
Pjoy emerged from the variegated porridge of postmodernism of the nineties-more precisely, a post-post-post-Modernism, still popular with the elderly university "youth". Lysing boys and flashed girls, gathering in a luxe sauna, put a psoy cassette recorded in the apartment of someone present, and, having a porcelain tooth, enjoy multi-storey hints and thin poetic comparisons, glued Russian, English and Jewish vulgarisms.