Pieces for organ and brass section by a composer from Sweden who works with microtonal sound. About the album released on the German label Subtext - Ilya Belorukov As press texts state, the work was recorded on a 17th-century organ. For this or any other reason, the music sounds majestic. And sad, if not mournful. The beating sounds of the organ are intertwined with brass tuba, trombone and horn, and all together can only evoke a funeral procession for an unprepared listener.

frame from "4" There are films that win the love of the most plastic viewers, despite the fact that the plastic world has won. Few people are capable of breaking through, except perhaps the trio of Balabanov-German-Zvyagintsev, and punk Ilya Khrzhanovsky with “Dau” is preparing to destroy all the elephants in the shop, where each of the 100 (I don’t know exactly) episodes will be given a terrible song by Leonid Fedorov. How do you even understand this - 100 LF songs?

Uthin Boonnyawong (1942-2000) was one of the most famous writers of the Lao People's Democratic Republic, part of a literary group associated with Maha Sila Vilawong, an eminent historian and linguist. In his youth, he printed and distributed his prose with his own hands. He changed many jobs, translated various works from European languages ​​into Laotian at the Moscow Progress publishing house.

may the cops sweep you away with nurses nurses. let the robes be printed your current traits. let the tears in your flooded eyes inseparable from waters, the orderlies will pay for you, Bodyazha with alcohol mortal fear. human praise is like blasphemy, and reproach is praise. with a chatty demon at the head, offline we broadcast words. prolonged fainting. not life. loss, hardship and sorrow. and the sky is white as the sea, freezes into thick mucus.