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Khleb

Leningrad · 2005

45 min · 17 tracks · folk · ska punk · Russian chanson

A frenetic blend of ska punk and Russian folk, bursting with irreverent energy and sharp social commentary.

Why this album works

'Khleb' received significant attention for its bold lyrical content and energetic compositions, which resonated with audiences across Russia. The album reinforced Leningrad's influence on the Russian chanson and folk music scenes, contributing to the genre's evolution and earning acclaim from critics who praised its raw authenticity.
Best for
frenetic bursts of energy quick hits of irreverence playful anthems for gatherings
Context
In 2005, Leningrad was already an established act in Russia, known for their raucous sound and provocative lyrics. 'Khleb' was released during a period of increasing popularity following their breakthrough album 'V Pitere – Dushno' in 2002, solidifying their status as a leading voice in contemporary Russian music.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Ленин-град 2:43
  • 2 Небесный теннис Standout 3:27
  • 3 На не 2:18
  • 4 Суть 2:26
  • 5 Ф. К. 2:08
  • 6 Нефть 1:42
  • 7 Кто кого 2:42
  • 8 К@к@-in 2:07
  • 9 Свобода Standout 3:09
  • 10 Флаг 1:47
  • 11 Кредит Standout 3:18
  • 12 "На хуй" рок-н-ролл 2:39
  • 13 Мчащийся сквозь грозу 2:34
  • 14 Багдад 2:54
  • 15 Гитара 1:39
  • 16 Песня старого фаната 1:35
  • 17 Малая Ленинградская симфония 6:25

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