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KrovostokHip-hop group
Country:
 Russia |
Content:
- A Mysterious and Notorious Crew
- The Masterminds
- Controversial Classifications
- Public Recognition
- The Origins of Their Craft
- "Skvoznoe" (2006)
A Mysterious and Notorious Crew
Kровоstok, a formidable hip-hop group, has gained a significant following, yet they maintain an air of exclusivity. During an interview, members Dima "Feldman," Anton "Shilo," and Sergey "Poluptrup" playfully brandished a pistol, emphasizing their desire to preserve their enigmatic persona. "Our past lives and concert history remain classified," they stated.
The Masterminds
Anton "Shilo" explained their collaborative process: "We're all architects of Kровоstok. I and Feldman craft the lyrics, while Poluptrup composes the music. I perform the rap." Dima "Feldman" added, "Our name was chosen to instill fear, and the more successful we become, the more frightened people will be. Kровоstok holds a deep meaning, which only the corrupt truly understand."
Controversial Classifications
"We embrace the label of 'gangsta rap,'" asserted Dima "Feldman." "However, as a music publication, it's your job to define genres." Anton "Shilo" quipped, "We're indifferent to our style. We could play black metal if we had the talent and equipment."
Public Recognition
Dima "Feldman" acknowledged their widespread fame: "We're aware of our notoriety, but we prefer a smaller niche following." Anton "Shilo" added, "Even gangsters listen to us."
The Origins of Their Craft
In the song "Biography," Kровоstok reveals the genesis of their rap prowess:
"Born in the '70s, on the city's edge / Swore like a sailor at four / Girls showed me their naughty bits in kindergarten / School, fights, glue, shaping me / Began smoking at eight / Stabbed my first victim at eleven / Bought boxing gloves, then beat up classmates."
"Skvoznoe" (2006)
Kровоstok's debut album, "Skvoznoe," comprised:"Wanna"
"Gobbledygook"
"Britney"
"Cannibal"
"Simple Words"
"My Gun"
"Dreamed"
"S.B.S."
"Priorities"
"Underwear"
"Yurik Parshev"
"Tell Me Once"
"Die"
"Nina-Karina"
"Blue Sky"
