Independent review

The album essentially came out almost simultaneously with the new Alisa record. The work of Revyakin and Co. also doesn't shine with originality and brilliant melodies, but it doesn't repel either. The energetic tracks, where decent guitar themes and riffs occur, succeeded best — Kamushek; Ugli; Dayosh. But overall this is an album only for fans of the group. Starting an acquaintance with the group's work with this album makes no sense — we have heard all this on other releases, but in a more interesting incarnation.

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