Move Red Objects Russian Federation
Clarinet plus violin usually means music that's removed very far from rock'n'roll. But Andrey Bessonov and Masha Logofet rock hard despite (or thanks to?) their instruments. Guitars and keyboards are there too, of course. Bassist Viktor Avsaragov and drummer Piotr Talalay round out the band. The EP "There is Nothing" is just a teaser before we release our first full-length album! ... more
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