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"Neprikasayemye" ("The Untouchables") is russian rock band, featuring songwriter, poet and film director Igor Ivanovitch "Garik" Sukachev as front man. The band was created in 1994, and since then it has become one of the most talented Russian rock bands. Its music style is unique blend of rock'n'roll, tradition Soviet music (especially songs from the 50s), Russian folk songs and many other styles. Heartfelt way of performance, profession musicians, deep lyrics and inimitable charm - that is why Neprikasayemye are loved in Russia and other countries. The band has released 8 albums: "Bryol Bryol Bryol" ("I Was Ploddin' On"), "Nonsense",...

Noises Of Russia is one of the most active experimental Russian projects performing electronic music. It was founded in 2000. It is an institutor and ideologist of international annual festival Noise vs. Glamour and Electroindustry music events in which the different stars of Russian and foreign electronic music take part. In its performances the Noises Of Russia project uses all modern music and stylistic imagery from dark ambient to drone but at the same time it remains faithful to traditional noise music. It creates sound canvas complicated with visual and verbal images, which are synthesizing in different ways during the...

Мультfильмы (Russian for "cartoons", pronounced multfilmy) are funny britpop lads from St. Petersburg, Russia. Long hair, clumsy shoes, animals on t-shirts. They're known as "Мультfильмы" since 1998. Their music ranges from britpop to rock, acoustic, pop-punk. .

Смысловые Галлюцинации ("Semantic Hallucinations") is a rock band from Russia created in 1989 in Yekaterinburg. The name may be translated as "Hallucinations of meaning", "Semantic hallucinations". Medicine doesn't know this term; it was produced as a slip of the tongue and stuck. The band is also known under a much shorter name "Gliuki" ("Глюки"), a slang term, which means basically the same: glitches in your brain. It was disbanded and recreated again in 1995. Since then the music of the band was heard at the Our Radio (Наше Радио) Moscow radio channel and at various concerts. It was not especially...

"Мои Любимые Игры" (in english "My Favourite Games") was the acoustic-emo band from Moscow, Russia. The sound of the band has dramatically changed from emo-punk in the beginning to the acoustic pop-rock in further years. "Мои Любимые Игры" released the self-titled album in 2006 and several singles have been published online in next couple of years. Despite the popularity, in 2009 the members of the band announced the plans of breaking up and their last "goodbye" show has been played in 2010. .