What are essential bands I should listen to from Russia? Started learning Russian and I was looking for anything interesting really.
All I was familiar with before I started studying was Grazhdanskaya Oborona, and honestly I don't know much else. How do I get into Nautilus Pompilius, and are they worth listening to, by the way? While Russia's classical legacy is incredible without a doubt, I'd rather listen to something with Russian lyrics obviously.
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Try the soundtrack from the movie Brat and Brat 2
a lot of 80's 90's vibes
VISHUDHA KALI.
VISHUDHA KALI.
VISHUDHA KALI.
VISHUDHA KALI.
LISTEN TO VISHUDHA KALI.
LISTEN TO VISHUDHA KALI.
KALI.
KALI.
VISHUDHA.
KALI.
VISHUDHA, KALI.
LISTEN TO VISHUDHA KALI.
Post tsarist Russia is a cultural wasteland. The soviets made sure to kill anyone with any talent or creativity . That legacy can be seen today, as Russia has not produced any single work of cultural significance in art, film, music, or literature, since the rise of Lenin.
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Found the pleb.
Is this bait?
Shepitko, Kalatozov, Tarkovsky are some of the best directors out there and all of them produced their masterpieces after the second world war
Schnittke, Denisov, Gubaidulina, Ustvolskaya and Shostakovich are some of the most important composers of the 20th century
Кинo
The combined influence of all art coming from Russia since 1917 has been just as impactful on the worlds cultural landscape as all American art made from 1917 to 1927, with literally no exaggeration. You listed at most two exceptions to my rule. St.Petersburg was one of the cultural centres of Europe before the decades of Soviet censorship turned a flow of beautiful art into a faucet drip. To deny that is to simply deny history.
Nice backpedaling.
Egor i Opizdenevshie is another Letov's band, in case you didn't know about them. Other than that, I can't help you really.
is a good idea.
Zemfira
she's kinda the bjork of Russia
but more rock
Ruskaja is bretty good if you're into rock/ska. They're technically of Austrian nationality, but they are from Russia. They mix it up in language though. Russian is most common, but you also get English, Spanish and German mixed in.
I like Kino
Auktyon and other projects of Fedorov like "Дyшeпoлeзныe пecни нa кaждый дeнь".
American cultural influence is not due to quality of art but rather economic and military strength.
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Somethere in late 90's Russian music met it's death. Now it's mostly outdated and commercial recaps of western hip-hop or angsty tenage garagebands.
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Янкa Дягилeвa was a pretty cool if you like lo fi stuffs
and then she disappeared
Pinkshinyultrablast
i don't see Little Big in this thread
Pretty decent recommendations. I am learning russian too.
Myмий Tpoлль
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Звyки My... check out these absolute madmen
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This is the only Nautilus Pompilius song I like. And I like it a lot:
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4 пoзиции бpyнo or whatever, but they're still shit. Honestly most modern bands here are low effort clones of their western counterparts with some cheap vodka poured all over them, I don't think there's a single worthy music collective apart from some decent techno DJs
Back in the days when Mihalock was good.
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can you post some more russian techno cds?
yeahhh Бoдyн is great too
some more songs
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it's like a russian die antwoord, and not russian
worse than brokencyde
Funked Up East channel on youtube and podcast show of the same name on mixcloud
it is more generally Soviet though, plenty of Balt and -stan musics there
i ironically like tommy cash
and i love russian witchouse, for real tho
All good art from the Soviet Union was a result of centuries of Russian Empire education.
Soviet education thus far has failed to produce any works of significance.
The Leningrad Cowboys
realest answer itt
yes, a really good way to learn russian
fucktard
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kino
Cлyшaй Экзopциcт. Same idea as moonman, but lyrics are about drugs and homeless people.
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Кpoвocтoк. A rare case of great russian rap.
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Mujuice. Think Кинo mixed with electronic music.
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2h company. Experemental hip-hop with fun lyrics.
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Also I would suggest you to register on vk.com and look for music communities there. You can find all kinds of weird russian shit there.
So? That wasn't the claim.