Animal ДжаZ

Russian rock band from Saint Petersburg, formed in the autumn of 2000 by vocalist Alexander Krasovitsky and guitarist Evgeny Ryakhovsky. Their music is an eclectic blend of alternative rock, post-grunge, art rock, indie, and alternative metal, reflected in the band's name, where "jazz" symbolizes creative chaos and freedom. Their first concert took place on December 22, 2000, and since then, the band has been actively touring and releasing albums. The debut album "Animalizm" was released in 2002, followed by "Stereolyubov" and "Kak Lyudi" in 2004, solidifying their position in the Russian rock scene. In 2006, the band recorded the soundtrack for the film "Graffiti," and in 2009 released the album "Egoist," presented at Luzhniki. In 2015, thanks to crowdfunding, they released the album "Khranitel Vesny," and in 2019 — "Vremya Lyubit," which reached number one on Russian iTunes and was nominated for the "Chartova Duzhina" award. The band is known for their live performances, participation in major festivals such as "Nashestvie" and "Maksidrom," and collaborations with international artists, including Linkin Park and Garbage. In 2023, they released the album "Yin," followed by "Yang" in 2024, showcasing the band's continued creative journey.