Debut studio album by Daugavpils band FEDOTOFF (2019).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk Rock, Acoustic Rock

Tracks:

1. Narisui (4:06)
2. Zaberi (4:24)
3. Vyshe zviozd (2:49)
4. Nochnaia (3:19)
5. Poleno-zemlia (3:13)
6. Derevenskaia (4:14)
7. Motylki (4:24)
8. Satir (4:14)
9. Daliokaia luna (4:43)
10. Ruka (2:32)
11. Beri s soboi gitaru (2:43)
12. Kholod vecherov (5:10)

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Fourth studio album by Dabasu Durovys (2016), released on the band's 10th anniversary.

Genres: Pop-Rock, Folk Rock

Tracks:

1. Uzvedums (3:01)
2. Pādys (3:36)
3. Rācija (3:05)
4. Nav mīra (3:20)
5. Klusums (2:45)
6. Rubikons (3:30)
7. Augstumā (3:23)
8. Dori tai (4:22)
9. Šyupuldzīsma (2:59)
10. Suokums (4:33)

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Second album by Daugavpils rock band Metrs (2014).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop-Rock

Tracks:

1. Labākā diena (4:08)
2. Pikadilli (3:09)
3. Likmes (4:22)
4. Pelēkais (3:27)
5. Predestinācija (3:43)

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Second studio album by Dabasu Durovys (2012), nominated for the Latvian Music Recording of the Year Award.

Genres: Pop-Rock, Folk Rock

Tracks:

1. Pusnakts triādis (2:44)
2. Lai jau kreit (3:00)
3. Muoksleigī kameiši (3:05)
4. Par Martu (3:32)
5. Tai tam byus byut (3:34)
6. Pavasara talka (3:17)
7. Trešais pagarinuojums (2:27)
8. Sajuotu īlūpi (3:38)
9. Krāns (3:00)
10. Vacais mašīnists (2:16)
11. Grāku fani (2:06)
12. Dzīsmīņa par izglābšonūs (2:58)
13. White (2:42)
14. Veikala dadzynuošona (2:50)

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Debut studio album by Dabasu Durovys (2008).

Genres: Pop-Rock, Folk Rock

Tracks:

1. Bezpruotā (3:16)
2. Čajs Ar madu (2:43)
3. Vipingys blūzs (2:38)
4. Soldons leits (4:31)
5. Zemeņu Zapte (2:51)
6. Uobeļi kreit (3:23)
7. Oktobris (2:38)
8. Saskuobis pīns (2:31)
9. Trejūs naktī (3:28)
10. Sirds Syt lānuok (2:28)
11. Maņ Nav (2:12)

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Second studio album by Daugavpils band FEDOTOFF (2022).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk Rock, Acoustic Rock

Tracks:

1. Chelovek Plastilin (3:45)
2. Polnolunie (3:32)
3. Osen' (3:23)
4. Zhizn' Prekrasna (4:34)
5. Blagodariu (4:11)
6. Tsivilizatsiia (3:24)
7. Nashi ptitsy (4:40)
8. Koni (4:39)
9. Vsio Prevrashchaetsia V Musor (3:37)
10. Morfin (3:18)
11. Vstrechi (5:04)
12. Ne Zima (4:31)
13. Silentium! (2:56)

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Live performance recording from HardWeld's album presentation at Artilērijas pagrabi in Daugavpils (September 13, 2019).

Genres: punk rock, Pop-Punk

Tracks:

1. Poverit' v sny (3:24)

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Live recording of the debut concert performance by Daugavpils rock band Radio is Dead (2018).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Grunge, Post-Punk

Tracks:

1. Live at First Concert (21:44)

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Full concert recording of HardWeld's winning performance at Daugavpils Rok maratons 2018 festival.

Genres: hard rock, heavy metal

Tracks:

1. Live set (Rok maratons 2018) (22:50)

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Live performance by Smoke & Breeze at Artilerijas pagrabi club (2017).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock

Tracks:

1. Live at Artilērijas pagrabi (3:14)

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Debut full-length studio album by Daugavpils industrial project SECTLINEFOR (2017).

Genres: Industrial Metal, Cyber Metal, Experimental

Tracks:

1. Anorexic Insect (4:42)
2. The Aftertaste Of Soap (4:00)
3. My Neighbour Was On TV... (2:59)
4. Birthmark Photograph (3:43)
5. Orange Soda (4:35)
6. Checkmate (3:32)
7. Congratulations (3:17)
8. Gag Reflex Of Stray Dogs (3:48)
9. I'm Not Having That Much Fun Anymore (3:54)
10. Little Handjobs (4:28)
11. The Door And The Secret Behind (3:47)

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Live recording of Down to Heaven performing at Artilerijas pagrabi club (2017).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Post-Grunge

Tracks:

1. Spasti tebia (4:30)
2. Ia budu tam (5:52)
3. Tvoia ten' (4:49)
4. Hope (6:21)
5. The Distance (5:16)
6. Ona (feat. Lydia Zaychenko) (7:22)

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Debut single and music video by Daugavpils hard rock band Lust'n'Dust (2016).

Genres: hard rock, Sleaze Rock, Glam Metal

Tracks:

1. Ghostly Shadows (3:55)
2. Virginity (2:05)

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Live concert recording of Soya Peace Orchestra at the Chemical Reaction festival (2009).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Experimental Rock, punk rock

Tracks:

1. Live at Chemical Reaction 2009 (13:06)

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Live concert recording of Soya Peace Orchestra at Daugavpils club Ulitka (Gliemezis) on November 22, 2008.

Genres: Alternative Rock, Experimental Rock, punk rock

Tracks:

1. Kolkhoz (3:01)
2. Utrennii bliuz (5:30)
3. Svalka otkrytok (2:57)
4. Otritsalovo (2:36)

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Live concert recording of Soya Peace Orchestra at the Chemical Reaction festival (December 5, 2008).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Experimental Rock, punk rock

Tracks:

1. Live at Chemical Reaction (05.12.2008) (9:42)

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Collection of tracks and singles by Daugavpils hip-hop pioneers Vataga.

Genres: Hip-Hop, Rap

Tracks:

1. Mechta (feat. Nega Plast) (4:03)
2. Daugavpils & Vilnius (feat. G&G Sindikatas) (2:56)
3. Kholodnyi gorod (1:40)
4. Odna (3:09)

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Live concert recording of Artstorm performing at Chemical Reaction festival on October 8, 2004 in Daugavpils.

Genres: heavy metal, Power Metal

Tracks:

1. Trek 1 (5:01)
2. Trek 2 (2:45)
3. Tender Surrender (4:59)

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Live concert recording of Silversand performing at Chemical Reaction festival on March 14, 2003 in Daugavpils.

Genres: Electronic Rock, Synth Rock, Alternative Rock

Tracks:

1. Trek 1 (3:58)
2. Trek 2 (3:42)
3. Trek 3 (4:42)
4. Trek 4 (6:16)

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Live concert recording of Black Vanilla performing at Chemical Reaction festival on March 14, 2003 in Daugavpils.

Genres: rock, Alternative Rock

Tracks:

1. Trek 1 (2:41)
2. Trek 2 (3:57)
3. Trek 3 (5:19)
4. Trek 4 (4:11)
5. Trek 5 (4:46)

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Studio album by Daugavpils band FEDOTOFF (2025).

Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk Rock, Acoustic Rock

Tracks:

1. Perezhivi (4:53)
2. Koleso (4:16)
3. Tikhoe utro (4:11)
4. Ekhal Greka cherez reku (3:54)
5. Burevestnik (5:46)
6. Pesok (4:05)
7. Muzhik (5:30)
8. Podsolnukhi (4:46)
9. Povod (3:10)
10. Moio pokhmele (4:18)

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Debut release by Daugavpils rock group MaYo (2024).

Genres: rock, hard rock

Tracks:

1. Tici (2:34)
2. Zīmē Ugunī Zīmes (4:27)
3. Tavu Dzīvi Pārveidošu (3:00)

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Fourth album by Varang Nord, recorded entirely in the Latgalian language (2021).

Genres: Folk Metal, Pagan Metal

Tracks:

1. Pi Tuoļim Krostym (2:07)
2. Stuojīs! (4:29)
3. Cīņis Gors (4:18)
4. Pārķiuņa Uomurs (4:44)
5. Dzeļža Ryuda (5:19)
6. Svietņeica (5:40)
7. Uperiešona (5:00)
8. Syt pa Seji (4:07)
9. Troļļs (4:19)
10. Karaveiri (5:48)
11. Ceļš da Sātai (2:16)

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Third studio album by Varang Nord (2017).

Genres: Folk Metal

Tracks:

1. Call of Battle (6:24)
2. The Northmen (Ziemeļvīri) (4:36)
3. Saga I (4:02)
4. Saga II (2:48)
5. Saga III (3:41)
6. False God (3:57)
7. Beard (2:10)
8. Mead Feast (3:04)
9. Ale Warrior (3:24)
10. Ale Brewer (3:40)
11. Ragnarok (4:21)
12. Revival (3:08)

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Second album by Saintorment (2017).

Genres: Thrash Metal

Tracks:

1. Physical Force (4:09)
2. Defective Mind (5:58)
3. We Are (4:31)
4. Strong Enough (5:06)
5. Never (6:08)
6. Zerofy (3:36)
7. ...Dies at the Black Night (6:00)
8. Mood Pyrexia (4:45)
9. Final Hour (5:41)
10. Ai, kā man patīk (3:59)

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Third studio album by YGODEH (2016).

Genres: Industrial Metal, Melodic Death Metal

Tracks:

1. Clinic of Maleficent (4:12)
2. Silent Scream (3:53)
3. Time and Space (4:54)
4. Molecules of Containment (4:33)
5. R.I.P. (Rehabilitated Indocrinated Propaganda) (3:37)
6. Translucent Vision of I (2:10)
7. Fragment 5 (1:18)
8. Ballad Experiment (5:15)
9. Sole Deconstructor (4:03)
10. Fragment 4 (2:10)
11. Bonus Track (Symbolic - Death Cover) (5:58)

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Debut studio album by Wild Detroit Gang (2016).

Genres: hard rock, Blues Rock

Tracks:

1. Wild Detroit (5:05)
2. I Am the Man (2:52)
3. Sunset (4:16)
4. Real Love Blues (3:15)
5. Lady in the Dark (2:41)
6. That's My Lady (3:16)
7. Deal at Night (3:58)
8. Metal Thunder (3:41)
9. Burn the Witcher (5:41)

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Second studio album by Varang Nord (2015).

Genres: Folk Metal

Tracks:

1. Warriors' Song (2:23)
2. Berserker (4:09)
3. Eagle's Blood (4:35)
4. Warchant of Forests (3:21)
5. In Halls of the Fallen (4:11)
6. Glory Found in Battle (3:31)
7. Beer and Vodka (1:33)
8. Blood Surf (2:55)
9. Wild Freedom (4:21)
10. Song of the Forest (2:17)

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Debut studio album by Daugavpils thrash metal band Saintorment (2015).

Genres: Thrash Metal

Tracks:

1. Intothrasion (1:05)
2. In Denial (4:31)
3. Witch's Promise (4:35)
4. Son Of The Wasteland (4:02)
5. Bulldozing Metal (2:52)
6. Freaks (3:46)
7. Move In Time Of Groove (2:55)
8. Empty Sign (3:06)
9. For The Long Time (4:24)
10. Freedom Of Eternity (1:57)

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Debut studio album by Daugavpils folk metal band Varang Nord (2014).

Genres: Folk Metal

Tracks:

1. Wild Hunt (3:31)
2. As Men Poured Ale (3:40)
3. Sacrifice for the Old Gods (3:49)
4. Blood for Blood (3:42)
5. Fires of the North (3:30)
6. Through a White Wasteland (3:18)

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Full-length studio album by YGODEH (2013).

Genres: Industrial Metal, Melodic Death Metal

Tracks:

1. To Down (4:50)
2. From On High (5:24)
3. Groove's Night (3:57)
4. Fragment 1 (0:59)
5. Eternal Immortal (4:35)
6. Fallen's (3:17)
7. Trance Orchestra (4:26)
8. Fragment 2 (1:50)

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Debut EP by Daugavpils industrial/death metal project YGODEH (2010).

Genres: Industrial Metal, Melodic Death Metal

Tracks:

1. Intro (1:21)
2. Thus Is the Will of the Swarm (3:19)
3. Lord of Rays (3:26)
4. The Red Plague (3:09)
5. Before the Skies Are Painted Black (3:54)
6. Matrix Cracked (3:36)
7. Misery Index (3:45)
8. Tilting at Windmills (3:17)

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Debut full-length studio album by Daugavpils shoegaze/indie rock band Robotplant (2010).

Genres: Shoegaze, Indie Rock, Post-Punk

Tracks:

1. Once More (3:12)
2. Runnin' (5:06)
3. Quicksilver Queen (4:54)
4. Inout (3:43)
5. Above the Trees (4:16)
6. Riverflown (3:51)
7. Apostrophe (1:45)
8. Denis (3:21)
9. Guest of Honour (3:52)

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Final full-length album by Daugavpils progressive/symphonic metal band Disease (2009). Recorded with the lineup: Maxim Grinchuk (vocals), Pavel "Piton" Stepanov (guitar, bass, keyboards, drum programming).

Genres: Progressive Metal, Symphonic Metal

Tracks:

1. Divine Scheme (3:42)
2. Fallen We Are (3:20)
3. Prison of Mind (3:47)
4. Conquering Walls of Shambala (3:59)
5. Big Water (3:53)
6. Out of Human Form (3:55)
7. Dust of Words (3:55)
8. Circle Complete (3:45)
9. Conquering Walls of Shambala (Alternate Version) (3:55)

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Debut full-length album by Daugavpils symphonic black metal band Disease (2000). Recorded with the lineup: Piton (guitar), Anton Savon (guitar), Vadim Vetrin (drums), Roman Maksimov (bass), Maxim Grinchuk (vocals, lyrics, guitar), Vladimir Vainus (keyboards).

Genres: Symphonic Black Metal, Extreme Metal

Tracks:

1. Autumnal Cycle (3:39)
2. Vernal (3:36)
3. Sterile Prophet (3:44)
4. Her Majesty Winter (3:50)
5. The Prophecy of Four Seasons (5:14)
6. Anton Melody (3:42)
7. Eternal Immortal (5:49)
8. Centuries of World (3:04)

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Legendary rock suite by ELPA to lyrics by Leonīds Breikšs (1986).

Genres: Art Rock, Progressive Rock

Tracks:

1. Ticība (Kantāte) (37:07)

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Second official release (demo) by Asthma (2013).

Genres: Thrash Metal

Tracks:

1. Digestive Generation (4:04)
2. Liposuction (3:36)
3. Anticitizen One (2:36)

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Debut full-length studio album by Daugavpils thrash/death metal band Asthma (2009).

Genres: Thrash Metal, Death Metal

Tracks:

1. Intro (2:45)
2. Schizophasic Intention (5:33)
3. Grooming the Fury (3:18)
4. Intro Untitled (6:48)
5. Clockwork Device (4:00)
6. Worldwide Marionette Cheater (3:59)
7. Intro Arabic (4:55)
8. Down to Oblivion (3:35)
9. Crossing the Styx (3:46)

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A later, 2007 compilation released on the band's Bandcamp page — not the same thing as Ryb and Vaida's 1997 duo album "Iz-za ptits", though it partially overlaps with it in songs (in different takes and/or titles: "Gadyukin" here "G-n Gadyukin", "Iz-za ptits" here "Izoptits", "Vagon" here "Posledniy vagon"), and adds two new tracks, including a short sketch, "A zavtra". Audio obtained via the official Bandcamp download (MP3 320 kbps container); the true quality of the master prior to its upload to Bandcamp is unknown.

Genres: Post-punk

Tracks:

1. 16-17 (3:29)
2. A zavtra (0:15)
3. Drug sobaki (3:50)
4. G-n Gadiukin (7:14)
5. Ivanovo (3:02)
6. Izoptits (3:17)
7. Luchik (4:57)
8. Maki (6:53)
9. Transval' (8:20)
10. Poslednii vagon (2:53)

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The band's second tape album, recorded at the "Kikos Voskres" home studio with Vaida, Ryb, Rubrekht and Vantuz (sound/mixing), plus contributions from several friends of the band. Vaida died before the album was finished and it was mixed to completion without him. This is the official 24-track version of the album from the band's Bandcamp page (including four instrumental "Drapirovka" interludes); a 2008 archived snapshot of the old "Chorny Ponedelnik" site documents an earlier, 21-track version with full session credits. Songwriting/vocals known from that earlier digitization: Vaida wrote and sang "Mashinnoye salo", "Dverka", "16-17", "Bal", "Oboi", "Uzhasny son" and "Chudishche"; Ryb wrote and sang "Vozdukh", "Nado", "Chto skazal Deadfly", "Chorny topoliny", "Chorny organ" and "Samy chorny". Authorship of the remaining tracks ("Mistifikasion", "Nomer raz", "Latgalskaya proshchalnaya", "Belaya doroga", the four "Drapirovka" interludes, "Don't worry be crazy", "Novye puti", "Bratya pustoty", "Bylye") is not documented. Digitized to MP3 320 kbps.

Genres: Post-punk

Tracks:

1. Mistifikasion (4:38)
2. Mashinnoe salo (4:34)
3. Vozdukh (2:38)
4. Don't worry be crazy (2:25)
5. Nado (5:12)
6. Drapirovka 1 (0:51)
7. Nomer raz (3:27)
8. Dverka (3:06)
9. Chto skazal Deadfly (3:24)
10. Drapirovka 2 (1:28)
11. Bal (2:49)
12. Drapirovka 3 (0:55)
13. Chernyi topolinyi (4:44)
14. Novye puti (3:34)
15. Drapirovka 4 (2:18)
16. Oboi (4:36)
17. Bratia pustoty (3:29)
18. Uzhasnyi son (5:05)
19. Chernyi organ (3:57)
20. Latgalskaia proshchalnaia (2:45)
21. Samyi chernyi (5:34)
22. Bylye (2:11)
23. Chudishche (2:40)
24. Belaia doroga (13:39)

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The band's first tape album, self-released on cassette in 1997-1998, Daugavpils, recorded at Vantuz's home on his 4-channel mixing desk. The album's title is explained in the band's biography: the word "Izoptitsa" only made sense once the next album came out, since the song "Eto iz-za ptits" ("It's Because of the Birds") no longer fit on this one. This is the official 18-track version of the album from the band's Bandcamp page (with Intro and Outro). Songwriting/vocals: Vaida wrote and sang "Solnyshko", "Brivibas Piemineklis", "Merry Gipus", "Pulyu pushchu", "Na pol Yane", "K nulyu", "Zdravstvuy, milaya devochka" and "Zelyonaya"; the rest (aside from Intro/Outro) is Ryb. The original cassette had one more Ryb track, "Kuda popal", not included on the official Bandcamp version. Digitized to MP3 320 kbps.

Genres: Post-punk

Tracks:

1. Intro (1:06)
2. Solnyshko (1:40)
3. Mai-maiskii zhuk (1:34)
4. Brivibas piemineklis (2:44)
5. Loko-Tkomk Loko-tku (3:27)
6. Merri Gipus (2:57)
7. Na kontse (3:23)
8. Puliu pushchu (2:05)
9. Pro pribor (2:26)
10. Na pol Iane (2:52)
11. Malchik i ptitsa (3:27)
12. K nuliu (2:41)
13. Bella Grudka (4:43)
14. Zdravstvui, milaia devochka (2:39)
15. Koni, koni na debila (2:29)
16. Zelenaia (1:13)
17. Lun' (1:24)
18. Outro (0:51)

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Originally self-released on cassette in 1995, Daugavpils. Digitized to MP3 (320 kbps CBR). Track 02 is missing from this digitization and its original title is unknown; it is omitted here rather than invented. A few tracks carried a different title in the original digitized filenames than in their embedded ID3 tags (recorded here as alternateName) - most notably track 14, whose original filename used uncensored language ("Khochetsya skazat Blyat!") where the ID3 tag was softened to "Khochetsya skazat".

Genres: punk rock

Tracks:

1. Iashcher (1:13)
2. Ty ne khochesh' mne skazat' (0:50)
3. Sny (1:20)
4. Khippi vo Vetname (1:24)
5. Iad (1:05)
6. Starushka (2:18)
7. Smotri v magazine (1:16)
8. Iolochka (1:25)
9. Daite mne oruzhie (0:43)
10. Oi (1:34)
11. Daugavpils (1:29)
12. Ia liubliu kidat' svoi nozhik (1:10)
13. Khochetsia skazat' (1:10)
14. Doloi (0:37)
15. Ia nasiluiu vashi ushi (1:04)
16. Latviia v ogne (1:37)
17. Atropin (1:28)

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Two songs the band posted for download on its website loengrin.ucoz.lv. "Nochnoe volshebstvo" (Night Magic) was written in 2007 (posted 12 Oct 2008); "Vestnik Zari" (Herald of Dawn) was recorded in October 2008 (posted 2 Nov 2008). No further details about the recordings survive.

Genres: rock

Tracks:

1. Nochnoe volshebstvo (4:15)
2. Vestnik Zari (5:42)

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The sole full-length album by Daugavpils ska-punk outfit Deti Granta ('Grant's Children'), recorded in 2001 at the studio of Konstantīns Dzedzelis. The album captures the uninhibited spirit of early-2000s Dvinsk underground culture: a high-octane blend of punk drive, spirited accordion, brass, and turntablist scratching. Alongside satirical punk re-imaginings of pop and folk standards (including Ukrainian folk tune 'Ty zh mene pidmanula', 'Marquise', and A-ha's synth-pop anthem 'Take On Me'), the record includes the band's beloved original anthems: 'Kosmodrom', 'Dunula', 'Ostav telefon', and 'Son'. Recording lineup: Vantuz — lead vocals Goblin — guitar Chuven — 2nd guitar Konstantīns Dzedzelis (Dzedzel) — bass guitar Stas — accordion, trumpet, scratches Oleg Samsonov — drums

Genres: rock, ska-punk

Tracks:

1. She's got to look (5:08)
2. Kosmodrom (5:33)
3. Take on me (4:12)
4. Dunula (3:53)
5. Ostav' telefon (3:23)
6. Ty zh mene pidmanula (3:59)
7. Prekrasnaia markiza (3:55)
8. Pugovitsy v riad (4:17)
9. Son (3:15)

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Two 2005 singles posted on the band's zanoza.lv page (recovered via the Wayback Machine, web.archive.org) - no further details about their recording survive. "Dead Young" here is an earlier/separate version: the "I Stay Here" (2006) album has a track with the same title, but it is a distinct file (different size, likely a different mix), so both versions are kept rather than treating this as a duplicate.

Genres: Symphonic Metal, Instrumental Symphonic Metal

Tracks:

1. Dead Young (2:45)
2. Your First (3:44)

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A third recording, not named as such in the band's own history (which only calls out the "first" 2002 recording and "second" 2003 recording, then jumps straight to the 2004 album "Raduga"). Tracks recovered via the Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) from the band's page on zanoza.lv, where they are labeled "music of the 2003-2004 period" with the lineup: Albina P. (vocals), Evgeny E. (bass guitar, vocals), Roman K. (guitar, vocals), Vladimir R. (drums), Artyom P. (percussion, vocals). The track "Instrumental" was listed on the same page, but its mp3 file was never actually captured by the web.archive.org crawler - considered lost. The "Summertime" file itself is damaged/truncated in the archive: both preserved crawl snapshots (January and March 2007) contain the identical but cut-off file - only about 7 seconds of audio actually decode, even though the ID3 header claims a 2:46 duration.

Genres: Pop-Rock, Funk, Indie Rock

Tracks:

1. Suddenly (3:34)
2. Tvar' (4:33)
3. Summertime (0:07)
4. Bluzzz (4:15)
5. New History (3:17)
6. Instrumental
7. Zamtaria (2:53)

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A 2004 demo recording. Track recovered via the Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) from the band's page on zanoza.lv, where it was labeled "from album Demo 2004" - no further details about this recording survive.

Genres: Symphonic Metal, Instrumental Symphonic Metal

Tracks:

1. Psycho (2:13)

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The band's second recording, mentioned in the group's own history - made with an updated lineup following a major joint concert at the DKKh (January 4, 2003) alongside "Kriki Martina" and "Ko Band". Tracks recovered via the Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) from the band's page on zanoza.lv, where they are labeled "music of the 2002-2003 period" with the lineup: Albina P. (vocals), Dmitry D. (bass guitar, vocals), Roman K. (guitar, vocals), Vladimir R. (drums), Artyom P. (percussion, vocals), Valery K. (lead guitar).

Genres: Pop-Rock, Funk, Indie Rock

Tracks:

1. Bossanova (3:11)
2. Disko (3:39)
3. Flies (4:10)
4. Lastochka (4:02)
5. Life (3:02)
6. Zabei (4:10)

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The "Demo 2003" tape/disc mentioned in the band's own history. Tracks recovered via the Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) from the band's page on zanoza.lv, where they were labeled "from album Demo 2003" - no further details about this recording survive.

Genres: Symphonic Metal, Instrumental Symphonic Metal

Tracks:

1. Doom (2:19)
2. Triangle (5:12)

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The band's first recording, mentioned in the group's own history. Tracks recovered via the Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) from the band's page on zanoza.lv, where they are labeled "music of the 2001-2002 period" with the lineup: Vyacheslav O. (lead guitar), Dmitry D. (bass guitar, vocals), Roman K. (guitar, vocals), Vladimir R. (drums), Andrei G. (percussion, vocals).

Genres: Pop-Rock, Funk, Indie Rock

Tracks:

1. Fank (4:57)
2. Iks (7:34)
3. Neudachnik (3:11)
4. O niom (3:42)
5. Ognennyi obraz (6:14)
6. Skazka (4:22)
7. Zhizn' - dlia menia (3:12)
8. Zver' (3:45)

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Genres: Thrash Metal, heavy metal

Tracks:

1. Dangerous Minds (3:51)
2. Devil for Children (3:25)
3. Dog House (3:37)
4. Down (4:13)
5. Fatal Add (3:37)
6. It Seems to Me (3:36)
7. Music-X (3:20)
8. Mysery (2:50)
9. Stars (3:59)
10. U-Wa-U-Wa-Wa (3:30)

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The single 'Boets' ('Fighter'), recorded together with RHY, was released on November 7, 2017 - the hundredth anniversary of the October Revolution. The band's first new release in six years, since the 'Fon' album (2011).

Genres: punk rock

Tracks:

1. Boets (4:15)

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'Fon' ('Background') is Viselica's fourth album, released for free download on January 31, 2011. Unlike the band's earlier punk records, 'Fon' consists of eleven untitled, numbered fragments ('Fon 1' through 'Fon 11') built from background noise and ambient textures, with some of them set to recited poetry - including poems by Boris Savinkov (tracks 'Fon 3' and 'Fon 7') and a text by Artur Petrov (Budulai) himself (track 'Fon 8'). The cover art is composed of the tracks' own sound spectrograms.

Genres: experimental music

Tracks:

1. Fon 1 (1:21)
2. Fon 2 (3:12)
3. Fon 3 (0:56)
4. Fon 4 (5:29)
5. Fon 5 (3:11)
6. Fon 6 (4:19)
7. Fon 7 (5:04)
8. Fon 8 (0:25)
9. Fon 9 (4:58)
10. Fon 10 (2:55)
11. Fon 11 (2:34)

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Viselica's third album, 'Mertvyi albom' ('Dead Album'), came out on July 15, 2007 - five years after 'Reznia', and after Artur Petrov (Budulai) had already been through arrest, forced psychiatric evaluation, and imprisonment. Most of the music and lyrics were written by Budulai; two songs ('Kotoryi zval sebia ia' and 'Radost') set to poems by Boris Savinkov, an early-20th-century Socialist-Revolutionary militant and writer, and one ('Vozmezdie') to a poem by the poet Ramires. Gridas wrote both music and lyrics for 'Foto' and the music for 'Papka'. Guest musicians on the record included A. Lebedeva (vocals), Kuzya (bass, guitar solo), Varik (bass), and Emelya (flute, keyboards); the final track's arrangement and the whole album's mastering were done by RHY. The cover combines a photograph by A. Lebedeva with design work by the studio 'Postupatelnye Dvizheniya' and the artist Pavel Brat.

Genres: punk rock

Tracks:

1. Dies Irae -- Detishki zakhvatili boing (1:38)
2. Vozmezdie (4:53)
3. Marsh 1 (4:12)
4. Kotoryi zval sebia Ia (6:07)
5. Osoznanie (6:17)
6. Papka (3:30)
7. Foto (2:45)
8. Vechnost' (5:08)
9. Radost' (2:38)
10. Marsh 2 (5:36)

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Recorded in 2004 in the rehearsal room of the Palace of Culture of Chemists (DKKH), Daugavpils. Recorded by Alexey "Vantuz" Krasko (ZaZaZa Records) onto a stereo VHS tape. Lineup: Slavka Aleksandrov — vocals Valera Kleshch — guitar Alvin Matisans — guitar Dima Spivakov — bass guitar, lyrics Lesha Loginov — drums

Genres: Alternative Rock, punk rock, Garage Rock

Tracks:

1. Bones (3:22)
2. Chances (2:47)
3. Lorry Driver (4:04)
4. Fare Thee Well (3:31)
5. Spinning Light (4:16)
6. Music X (2:16)

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Genres: rock, Alternative Rock

Tracks:

1. Babe Leto (3:20)
2. Groza (3:24)
3. Strekoza (2:41)
4. Smerkaetsia (3:27)
5. Nochnaia Podruga (3:42)
6. Otryvnaia (3:12)
7. Sny (4:06)
8. Tak Sluchaetsia (4:12)
9. Vesna v.2 (3:35)
10. Metelitsa (3:11)
11. Otkrovenie (2:47)
12. Naposledok... (5:12)
13. Ukhodia... (5:37)

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Genres: Blues Rock, Underground Rock

Tracks:

1. Track 01
2. Track 02
3. Track 03
4. Track 04

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Genres: rock, Alternative Rock

Tracks:

1. Tak sluchaetsia (4:24)
2. Syn ognia (3:15)
3. Ty ne daesh' (2:55)
4. Pismo (3:40)
5. Moia podruga (3:41)
6. Ukhodia... (5:36)
7. Pustota (3:20)
8. Nadezhda est' (5:30)
9. Den' i noch' (3:02)
10. Dvoinaia voda (2:57)

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Genres: Blues Rock, Underground Rock

Tracks:

1. Jimm Morrison (cover)
2. Maki
3. Zaitsy
4. Gorod

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Genres: Blues Rock, Underground Rock

Tracks:

1. Jimm Morrison (cover)
2. I see you
3. Bliuz
4. Gorod
5. Damochka s sumochkoi
6. Doloi
7. Kak eto prosto
8. Maki
9. Nemnogo skuchno
10. Negr

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Genres: Blues Rock, Underground Rock

Tracks:

1. Vremia filosofov
2. 8.08.98
3. Skorostnoe shosse
4. I beda ne beda
5. Come on
6. Samoe tikhoe utro

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Genres: rock, Grunge, Underground Rock

Tracks:

1. Ei, molchi
2. Eshchio
3. Vesenniaia
4. Mesto dlia zmei

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Genres: rock, Grunge, Underground Rock

Tracks:

1. Track 1
2. Track 2
3. Track 3

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All that shit which lies ahead of you or which you have already had the pleasure of pouring into your ears, dear listener, began as a concept to demonstrate to all fierce connoisseurs and earnestly minded adherents of heavy music—known to the common folk as "metal"—the logical fate of this style and its inevitable rot in God-forsaken provincial backwaters, which have groaned for years under a crushing layer of alcoholism, apathy, callous treatment of fellow human beings, and excessive obsession with the ghostly trappings of the so-called beautiful life. As a once-famous Soyuzmultfilm cartoon character put it: "You can't get famous doing good deeds." If one draws an analogy between this catchphrase and today's extreme music scene, the picture is roughly this: virtuosic technique no longer surprises anyone or hits close to home, excessive brutality as a tool of persuasion is rapidly losing its punch, causing aesthetic indigestion in the ever-growing ranks of "positivity seekers," and the ambiguity and deep ideological substance of lyrics demanding an ability to read between the lines has become almost a horrifying anachronism of the age of highbrow art. We therefore needed far more potent methods of dealing with the contemporary audience. And so, through our collective efforts, "Svinktr" was conceived: a long-range shit-flinging artillery piece, sowing scandals, moral mayhem, and shock value. It was engineered to unleash torrents of liquid feces upon a populace brainwashed by mass-outbreaks of material paranoia and herd culture. Like snake venom used as an antidote—one pile of shit countering another. Someone once described our music: "By the rabble, for the rabble." A bullseye, considering that the ultimate goal of our creations is precisely to provoke those base instincts in whoever lands in the crosshairs of our shit-launcher. Why "Svinktr"? The original idea of naming the band "sphincter" (the circular muscle in the human anal canal whose relaxation releases fecal matter) was discarded due to the ubiquity of the medical term and the urge to seize on something more original. So we decided to inject a dose of swinishness ("svin"), giving birth to "svinktr"—a simple play on words (and muscles along with them). Why thrash? In English the word is a homophone: "thrash" refers to fast-tempo metal, while "trash" translates directly as garbage. We killed two birds with one stone: our launcher fires at high velocity, and trash is everything clogging the consciousness of today's philistine, which must be blown out of their skull by bursts of caustic diarrhea. And why porno? In part, the personal fondness of the author of these lines for this art form. But the rampant spread of permissive sexuality also played a decisive role: reality TV shows urging the youth to spend idle hours indulging in uninhibited flings and polluting the environment with endless latex refuse. No, we are no moralists—we are ordinary pranksters who love to rile up and entertain a crowd, bringing them to the right temperature while mercilessly ridiculing the sacred cows of our sick society. We hope these four savory audio-turds bring you plenty of pleasant moments and expose before your eyes the utter vanity of the idols ruling all around. Bon appétit! Recorded at Konstantīns Dzedzelis's studio from November 2006 to January 2007. Lineup: Andrei "Perets" (rhythm guitar) Gena "Kreed" (lead guitar, mixing, sampling on "KU") Viktor "Abdula" (bass, vocals) Dima (drums)

Genres: porno death metal, grindcore

Tracks:

1. Ku (Intro) (0:55)
2. Kak Khorosho (1:05)
3. Noch' Prozhorlivykh Klitorov (3:46)
4. Vstav' I Proverni (Moi Pervyi Kulak) (2:45)

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The album 'I Stay Here' (2006) represents the pinnacle of Disease's instrumental symphonic metal era. Having evolved from raw punk rock in 1996 ('Tranquilizer') through doom and symphonic black metal, the group by 2002 forged its signature sound: monumental instrumental sympho-metal blending heavy, intricate guitar riffs, layered keyboards, and classical live strings (violin and viola). Following victories at Chemical Reaction 2001 (1st place), reaching the grand finals of the legendary Liepājas Dzintars 2002 (where Vadim Vetrin won the Best Drummer of Latvia award), performing alongside celebrated singer Ieva Akuratere at the Bildes festival in the Riga Congress House, and winning 1st place at Sinepes un Medus 2003 with prize recording sessions at SSS Studio in Sigulda, Disease channeled their decade of mastery into 'I Stay Here'. Recording lineup: Pavel Stepanov (Piton) — guitars, composition, sound engineering Vadim Vetrin — drums Roman Maksimov — bass guitar Timur Ozun — violin Viktor Stankevich — viola

Genres: instrumental sympho-metal

Tracks:

1. Brothers (3:18)
2. Vihtur's Intension (3:05)
3. March (3:20)
4. Sunlight (3:14)
5. Intro (1:47)
6. Abandoned By Life (4:51)
7. I Stay Here (3:00)
8. Dead Young (2:22)
9. Decision (4:04)
10. At The Down (4:23)
11. Row (2:14)

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Studio recording by Daugavpils heavy metal band Legion, produced in 2004 at the recording studio of Konstantīns Dzedzelis. The album showcases technical, melodic metal featuring expressive guitar solos by Jaroslav Gavrilov, tight rhythm driving sections, and synth arrangements, alternating between evocative instrumental pieces ('Themes', 'Memories') and driving anthems in Russian and English ('Voskresenie', 'Sacrifice', 'Son rastomana', 'No. 6', 'Zemletriasenie'). Recording lineup: Jaroslav Gavrilov — guitar, composition Vladislav Kachanovsky — drums Dmitry Denisov — bass guitar Vladlen Filimonov — keyboards

Genres: heavy metal

Tracks:

1. Voskresenie (2:05)
2. Sacrifice (3:05)
3. Son rastomana (2:08)
4. №6 (2:47)
5. Themes (7:07)
6. Memories (3:48)
7. Zemletriasenie (4:02)

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The band's second album, 'Reznia' ('Massacre'), recorded in the summer of 2002, reached a noticeably higher musical plane. A performance marking the November 7th holiday was covered in an extensive spread in the national daily newspaper 'Chas'. The group began receiving invitations to tour abroad, including in the Lithuanian town of Visaginas. The year 2002 was also marked by Artur Petrov issuing a public newspaper challenge on August 27 to a duel against Aivars Garda, the publisher and editor of the ultranationalist newspaper DDD, for insulting the Russian people. Garda declined the challenge. Then arrived the central event in the band's history: on November 20, 2002, Artur Petrov was arrested by the Security Police of Latvia on charges of illegal storage of TNT, incitement to overthrow the constitutional order (even their debut album 'Ne ssy!' was entered into evidence by prosecutors), and plotting an assassination attempt against the President of Latvia. The presidential accusation fell apart immediately; the remaining charges took eighteen months to resolve, seven months of which were spent in Riga Central Prison. During this period the band attained legendary underground status, with two songs broadcast on the Russian television network RTR in a documentary on radical leftists. Despite strict post-release police supervision for a year (daily check-ins at the local precinct and an 8 PM to 10 AM home curfew), once Budulai was released the band resumed performances at rock concerts and launched an official website (www.viselica.lenin.ru), making their entire catalog freely accessible.

Genres: punk rock

Tracks:

1. Reznia (2:37)
2. Ne ssy! (2:55)
3. Ubivat' (3:19)
4. Dvinsk (2:22)
5. Koroliu gory (1:20)
6. Da, Smert'! (3:39)
7. Otritsalovo (2:20)
8. Pro Otchiznu (2:52)
9. Krievu okupanti (4:09)
10. Revoliutsiia (4:10)
11. Gimn (1:47)
12. Noise (0:53)

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The backstory to the band's founding was the meeting of Artur Petrov (Budulai) and Alexander Gridasov (Gridas), both living in Daugavpils. Even before meeting in person, they had heard of each other and of the similarity of their outlooks. Before founding the band, Budulai was a novice solo musician playing covers of other bands at punk gatherings. Gridas played in the punk band Nevrasteniya. They met after Budulai visited a Nevrasteniya rehearsal. During one rehearsal, after complaints from the vocalist about Gridas's playing, Gridas told everyone off and quit the group. For some time they tried to convince Gridas to return, but it was already too late: having met, Budulai and Gridas resolved firmly to play the music of rebellion. Around that same time Budulai made his first onstage appearance, singing Grazhdanskaya Oborona's 'Lyuber' with Glazki Stekolshchika in June 1999. This event finally inspired Budulai and Gridas, and despite having no rehearsal space, their own songs began to emerge. In the summer of 1999 they recorded the song 'Bey burzhuev' ('Beat the Bourgeois') in an apartment. The band was invited to perform at a rock concert on February 18, 2000, at the Center of Latvian Culture (CLK). The concert was a success. Right before the show they came up with a name, and thus 'Viselica' ('Gallows') was born. Roles in the band: Budulai on lead vocals and guitar; Gridas on bass and backing vocals. Throughout the band's history they never had a permanent drummer of their own; drummers from other groups sat behind the kit. Viselica's sound was influenced by Grazhdanskaya Oborona and The Exploited alike: heavy punk rock with radical lyrics. In 2000 Viselica was invited to open for Egor Letov himself. Letov was denied entry into Latvia, which sparked an impromptu outdoor street concert by Viselica in the midst of a punk crowd that culminated in widespread riots. This cemented Viselica's underground fame and reputation as uncompromising nihilists. The group went on to play several gigs across Dvinsk and Riga, usually ending with cut cables, expulsions from the stage, brawls, and other scandals. One gig even ended in municipal court after an American flag was torn up on stage. Alongside live shows, the band began recording albums. Their debut album, 'Ne ssy!' ('Don't Chick Out!'), was recorded live at the rehearsal studio of the metal band Disease in late 2000.

Genres: punk rock

Tracks:

1. Viselitsa (1:59)
2. I vnov' prodolzhaetsia boi (3:35)
3. Bei burzhuev! (2:40)
4. Ubivat'! (2:45)
5. Da, Smert'! (3:31)
6. Vintovka (1:47)
7. Nevrasteniia (2:27)
8. Yankee, go home! (2:05)
9. Fuck off... (3:18)
10. Revoliutsiia (3:49)
11. Mest' (3:58)

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The band's second album, recorded in 1996. Lineup: Shura Nekrofil (vocals), Gennady Kuzmin (Kuzya) (lead guitar), Alexander Rybakov (Ryb) (rhythm guitar), Yuri Sivachev (Varik) (bass), Andris Zelch (drums). Digitized to MP3.

Tracks:

1. Tvoio radio lzhiot (2:03)
2. Videniia (2:23)
3. Zveri moi (3:21)
4. Dzhuletta (3:59)
5. Vosk na vosk (3:08)
6. Dimedroll (3:58)
7. Grustnaia pravda (3:22)
8. Balerina (6:31)
9. Vesna (1:31)
10. Tuchka (2:35)

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The band's first album, recorded in a single evening with no overdubs, straight to reel, at Aivar Ianson's home in Yaunība - with Ianson himself on drums. Lineup: Alexander Rybakov (Ryb) (guitar, lyrics), Andrei Fatkutdinov (Andron) (guitar, vocals), Varik (bass), Aivar Ianson (drums, recording). Digitized losslessly to FLAC.

Genres: light rock

Tracks:

1. Argonavt (3:32)
2. Liubov' Nikogda Ne Proidiot Cherez Eti Goroda (3:33)
3. Ni Slova O Liubvi (4:31)
4. Ia Vernulsia (3:56)
5. Proidis' Po Etim Beregam (2:11)
6. Sosedka (2:19)
7. Ne Umirai (3:58)
8. Golub' (4:02)
9. Pronikni v Moi Sad (4:52)
10. Videniia (2:39)

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Tracks:

1. Sneg (4:01)

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Daugavpils. Latvia. 1999. Carefree youth.. Zhenya Deriva - bass and backup dancing Seryozha Khoroshy - solo licks and backing vocals Valera Raduga - voice, dancing and guitar Stakan Komarov - rhythm and cymbals Tolstyi Pukh - rhythm and cymbals Avovka - rhythm and cymbals Gena Kuzya - solo licks and all the local prestige!

Tracks:

1. Intro (2:53)
2. Leti (3:19)
3. Pyl' (3:32)
4. Voina (3:46)
5. Karla (2:14)
6. Devochka (4:39)
7. Si (2:48)
8. Papa (3:25)
9. More (3:12)
10. Noch' (Redova noch') (3:56)

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The band's second album, recorded in 1994 at the TsLK studio (sound engineer - Andrei Proshchenko). By this point bass guitarist Koschinsky, who had moved back to his ethnic homeland, had been replaced by Vadim Nemenushchy (Vader). Digitized losslessly to FLAC.

Tracks:

1. Intro (4:51)
2. I Believe (4:54)
3. Nalivai (4:09)
4. Pease Waiting (5:59)
5. Space Ranger (3:44)
6. Suicide (6:43)
7. Naiomnaia orda (3:40)

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The band's first album, recorded in 1993 and presented in RTU's assembly hall. Lineup: Sergei Ermolaev (drums, keyboards), Ruslan Kondrus (Godblin) (guitar, vocals), Gennady Kuzmin (Kuzya) (guitar, vocals, keyboards), Oleg Koschinsky (bass). Sound engineer - S. Vostretsov. Digitized losslessly to FLAC.

Tracks:

1. Prosnites' liudi (3:28)
2. Ne poniat' (4:10)
3. Karmannyi mir (3:25)
4. Zazerkale (4:27)
5. Monolog o vlasti (3:00)
6. Nu i pust' (4:11)
7. Son (4:35)
8. Space Ranger (3:35)
9. Nalivai (4:15)
10. Mad Night (2:50)
11. Kak Bog (2:41)
12. I Believe (5:02)

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