Noch cover

Noch

Kino · 1986

58 min · 15 tracks · new wave · post-punk

Haunting synths interweave with driving basslines, capturing the essence of Soviet-era new wave and post-punk.

Why this album works

'Noch' became a cultural touchstone within the Soviet Union, resonating deeply with youth during a time of political uncertainty. The album's single 'Последний герой' ('The Last Hero') gained particular fame and remains influential in Russian rock music, contributing to the band's lasting legacy.
Best for
haunting melodies for introspection dynamic shifts in emotional intensity engaging danceable rhythms throughout
Context
Released in 1986, 'Noch' is Kino's second album, following their breakthrough debut '45', which gained significant acclaim and popularity. At this point in their career, the band was establishing themselves as one of the leading voices in Soviet rock, continuing to develop their distinctive sound that blended new wave with poignant lyrical themes.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Видели ночь 3:08
  • 2 Фильмы 4:54
  • 3 Твой номер 3:29
  • 4 Танец 4:33
  • 5 Ночь Standout 5:29
  • 6 Последний герой Standout 2:15
  • 7 Жизнь в стёклах 3:22
  • 8 Мама Анархия Standout 2:44
  • 9 Звёзды останутся здесь 3:37
  • 10 Игра 5:01
  • 11 Мы хотим танцевать 4:09
  • 12 Попробуй спеть вместе со мной 5:25
  • 13 Закрой за мной дверь, я ухожу 4:00
  • 14 Дальше действовать будем мы 3:56
  • 15 Спокойная ночь 2:46

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