A lot of non-Russian speakers in the comments saying "I don't understand a word of it but I like it" - well, that's exactly how we Russians feel listening for English songs (and songs in any other languages as well)
I do not speak Russian, but i capable to feel the things than these songs comunicate. The music is an universal language. Greetings from Chile, from the other side of the world.
Fun fact : This building in video is hotel Panorama in Slovakia ( I live there and I ski every winter this is in local ski resort ) . It was built in 1970 before winter olympic
Taky mě to praštilo do očí, že tu budovu odněkud znám ! A ty škodovky na parkovišti. It hit me also that I know this building ! And those old Skoda Octavia (model year 1960) and MB 1000 it proved.
0:00 "Na dne" is a Russian phrase that translates to "At the bottom" in English. It can refer to a physical location, such as the bottom of a body of water or a hole, but it can also have a metaphorical meaning of being at the lowest point of one's life. 4:07 "Tancevat" is a Russian verb that translates to "To dance" in English. 7:30 "Filmy" is a Russian noun that translates to "Films" or "Movies" in English. 11:47 "Volny" is a Russian noun that translates to "Waves" in English. 16:08 "Toska" is a Russian noun that translates to "Melancholy" or "Longing" in English. It is often used to describe a feeling of deep emotional pain or nostalgia. 19:17 "Prognoz" is a Russian noun that translates to "Forecast" or "Prediction" in English. 22:21 "Sudno" is a Russian noun that means "Ship" in English. In the context of Boris Ryzhy's poetry, it can also have a metaphorical meaning of a vessel that carries one's hopes and dreams. 24:45 "Kommersanty" is a Russian noun that translates to "Businessmen" or "Entrepreneurs" in English. 28:31 "Kletka" is a Russian noun that translates to "Cage" in English. It can be used literally, to describe a physical cage, or metaphorically, to describe a feeling of being trapped or confined. MEANING OF ALBUM IN ENGLISH "Этажи" (Etazhi) by Molchat Doma is a song in Russian that translates to "Floors" in English. The lyrics describe the different floors of a building, with each floor representing a different stage in the singer's life. The lyrics are introspective and reflect on the emotions and experiences that the singer has gone through. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Мы поднимаемся на этажи" (We're climbing the floors), which suggests a sense of progress or moving forward despite the difficulties and challenges that the singer has faced. The overall tone of the song is melancholic, with a sense of nostalgia for the past and a longing for a better future.
Your interpertation of "Sudno" is really intersting. Literally this song is about hospital, in this context "судно" literally means vessel carrying not one's hopes, but natural wastes of patient who cannot walk to toilet room. Metaphore of it as vessel for hopes and dreams made me somewhat uncomfortably chill.
@@DigiFolk It's definitely boomer approved I'd assume but I'm GenX who was old enough to listen to New Wave and see some cool shows when the scene was at it's inficy. Punk had come to an end so it was Goth or New Wave and some really cool German bands doing experimental. And I guess Prog Rock. I'm excluding disco and funk.... 😎.... LOL
I do speak Russian but live for many years in states and never heard of this band. Can't imagine my surprise when my teenage daughter who only speaks English shared her Santa list where she asked vinyl record of Etazhi - Molchat doma. Of course i bought it.. and spent this evening procrastinating to the gorgeous music.
For all the non-Slavs in the comments talking about this sounding like New Order or Joy Division, you have got to check out the Soviet post-punk band Kino, because the influence here is definitely more from Kino (though Kino was heavily influenced by Joy Division, but you can really tell that Kino is the primary reference point here). Go listen to the album "Gruppa Krovi", you'll hear it immediately from the opening track.
@@serjgoreliy6801 1)Тут мой косяк, я не правильно прочитал его комментарий. В любом случае, я имел ввиду что Кино "вдохновились" the Cure и большинство хитов это заимствование. 2) Молчат Дома - действительно больше походят на Joy Division, чем на Кино, и вдохновлялись скорее всего англичанами
Когда слушаешь эту музыку, то начинаешь понимать усталость, которая окружает не только самого себя, но и всех кто жил когда-то в этом мире. Те мечты, то будушее которое вроде бы существует, но за нашими спинами. Можно сказать что балкон на котором мы стоим ,думаем, курим - это и есть тот самый порог между нашими чувствами, желаниями, которые не пересекаются с реальностью
i felt that. i think with me it’s less of a wanting to die completely, just wanting the pain to stop and to move on to something higher than me, i want to be in control of how i feel and i want to feel good, so dying doesn’t seem an awful option. i hope whatever you have gone through for you to understand that line hasn’t left you with too many scars and if you’re still going through it i truly hope things start to look up for you :)
I have listened to this album on repeat for the last two days. I just don’t want to hear any sounds other than this music right now. I feel happier than I have in a long time.
@@gabeprevots2331 ikr? like i heard one of the songs thrue tiktok and checked it out and really liked it and now i have been liktening to this music a lot wile studying and the thing is that i would usually not listen to this kingd of music but it just sounds vely calm
Русский коллега мне порекомендовал эту группу потому что я хотел слушать хорошую музыку на русском что бы улучшить мой уровень русского. Если честно я должен сказать что я сразу влюбился в эту классную группу! Поздравляю из Португалии!
I'm a 96's kid, from Brazil and known nothing about Russian but this album is marvelous! Now I'm addicted on Spotify at these dark yet danceable songs! New wave vibes is everything.
@@brunocajado3595 I'm a native speaker of Russian, can confirm that they do indeed sing in Russian and not Belorussian, because Belorussian sounds different.
this album, along with my russian grandparent’s ailing health, has inspired me to learn (at least) the cyrillic alphabet and hopefully the rest of the language. it’s a beautiful language and i’d be proud to be able to sing along to these songs and understand the meaning. let me give this a shot: спасибо за вдохновение
Мне очень нравится ваша музыка и ваши песни, под них приятно отдыхать, приятно расслабиться. Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее, за такую приятную и интересную музыку. 🥰👍❤️
I have to say that Molchat Doma marks my life, in all their matters: my uncle have obtained his PhD in URSS, and we together listened Kino band, and today, listening Molchat Doma, we evoqued glorious times! Thank you guys for your work, for your excellent music, thank you for make me feel alive! Greetings from Colombia, South America.
Велики поздрав из братске Србије. Сјајан бенд, стално слушам овај албум, фантастичан је! Свиђа ми се зато што је скроз у ретро фазону. Само тако наставите. Молчат Дома најбољи!
As a kid who was born in the 80's and grew up in the 90's - I remember the U.S.S.R. and watching it fly apart like a pigeon in a wind turbine was an experience. So much stuff that represents "alive, but decaying" comes out of Eastern Europe that it really gives me an appreciation of its people. Life is more than suffering. I appreciate you because you exist. Thanks, Молчат Дома, and your amazing moustaches. From the U.S.
Несколько раз в год у меня происходят фазы на которые идеально накладывается ваша музыка , песни как будто уносят мои тревоги. Также приятно визуализировать сюжеты текстов. Спасибо огромное за ваши труды !
молчат дома стали как бы, фазой моей жизни. этап, благодаря которому я познала себя чучуть лучше, благодаря которому я стала собой. к сожалению многие не понимают моей тяги с вашей музыкой но каждый раз надевая наушники и включая имено вас, я погружаюсь глубоко в себя и нахожу новые силы жить дальше.
Okay, I'll be honest. I was expecting some sort of lofi Russian hip hop that's dime a dozen nowadays. What I didn't expect was the closest possible thing to Russian* 'New Order'. Damn good. *the band is from Belarus, not Russia; lyrics are in Russian
@@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl I don't have any problem with Russia, even the original commentator changed the comment, 'cause the band is Belarusian. I think it's just important to help distinguish which country is which in the region near Russia. There's a prejudice that if you talk in Russian, you are from that country.
Was born in russia, got thrown in a adoption house, got adopted into the states, dont know the smallest bit of russian, but boy does this sound amazing
from guitar to the drums and singer, they all just mix together in this way that puts you in a fever dream trance were you feel just away from everything, able to do what ever you want with no limits, imagining worlds that could almost never be, this is the music that sparks the fuel of creativity. thank you Molchat Doma for making this amazing music
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You feel a bit of russian vibe, dude)) Music style from late 80's soviet bands, such like KINO. It was time when in USSR was starting big reforms and most of people hoped in freedom and positive changes. It was very romantic time for youngs, but later, in real 90's it was totaly frustrating and hopeless. P.S. sorry for my weird English :P
Многие думают что эта музыка для шызофреников, даже мои друзья, но они просто не понимают жанр такой музыки, и я рад что нашу отечественную музыку слушают даже люди из других стран
Tengo una lista que me hice hace tiempo hay varios grupos y generos puede que te guste alguno, por si te interesa escucharla te dejo el link. th-cam.com/video/8pYVSj-WtAs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yCELf0DB-h-1PoHV
I just came back from vacation at Štrba, Slovakia. I was climbing a mountain with my girlfriend, it was very hard. We started late, so we had to go quickly. We made it after maybe and hour or 2. When I felt the joy of making it to the end, I saw this building from the album. I knew it was somewhere at Slovakia, but wasn't expecting it exacly there. I couldn't handle the excitement my girlfriend couldn't understand. This building is symbolising the album that influenced my music taste, passion for learning more languages, etc., also that's music associated with my many, many important and wonderful memories. Simply said, I'm glad I found this masterpiece. Большое спасибо вам за Этажи
Да не вовсе, прикольно) На самом деле я про эту группу и не знал. Ссылку на этот альбом скинула подруга мексиканка, которой понравились эти треки. Всем привет, с 2021м!
Слушал олдовые акты типа The Sound, New Order, Caifanes. Про данный ансамбль и этот альбом слышал давно, но имел предубеждение, что это какая-то зумерская тема, бессмысленная и беспощадная. В очередной раз попался этот альбом и думаю: а послушаем! Мужики, у вас идеальный вкус. Всë выверно от обложки до фраз в текстах. Звук - моë почтение. Концепция соблюдена и чисто подбита в каждой ноте и каждом слове. Это буквально вдохновенное творчество, сделанное с любовью и для всех. Настоящий музыкальный опыт. Прекрасно понял, за что вас так котируют и присоединяюсь в этом ко всем.
This album feels really similar to the mood, music and feel of my childhood in both 1990s Russia and early 2000s Belarus. It brought me a sense of nostalgia for the Post-Soviet decade. Thank you very much for this ❤️
I have never wanted to learn Russian as bad as I do right now wishing I knew what these songs were talking about. So beautiful and much love from Texas
Every time I listen to this album I feel like I'm inside a black and white film. It feels great. I don't know anything about Russian, but the rhythm is fantastic.
@@karinkorenkova2059 "I considered that but I don't think that cover photo is from Slovakia." Was what I was about to write due to that cyrillic sign....so that photo is a montage right? I found out it's Panorama hotel in Slovakia. Can't believe I've never seen it. Been there multiple times.
Man , these guys were onto something. Its all good and well nailing the aesthetics and making people think that they're hearing a lost demo tape from 1981, but often those kind of projects lack substance when it comes to the actual music. The songs here are so perfectly crafted. The album plays like a greatest hits.
Многие из моих знакомых очень удивляются узнав когда написан этот альбом. Будто 80х годов🔥 а музыка топ! Такая знаете под любое настроение. А композиция Волны это просто шедевр 😍 установлена везде на телефоне. Эдакая мрачность и одновременно позитивное давление от слов к самой музыке. В общем так сказать НАЙС👍😎
This is a perfect example of how powerful music is because I don’t understand a god damn thing that this dude is saying but I feel like I relate to it and it captures my feelings perfectly. That’s how you know you made a good record. Well fucking done man.
I think I have come to see your sound as my spirit music. Thanks for existing and making your music, Molchat. Even if I do not understand words, I love your sounds.
I just watched a simpson's meme which featured a song from this album, and now I am listening to a belarus band, along with people from india. I am mexican. What a time to be alive.
oml i adore this album. what a masterpiece, the deep jarring but somehow soothing vocals and strong, consistent but distinctive and unique beats. genuinely can't stop listening, i'm obsessed.
Fun fact the musicians are from Belarus. They are known world wide and I'm proud of them as a Belarusian myself. Studying abroad this album reminds me of Minsk and it's soviet structures and Hruschow type of buildings mixed with modern architecture.
@Light Sense Media скорее песни у них на русском, но они популярными и на Западе стали. Я у них в инсте видел и тур по Америке. И фестивали неплохо собирают. Что сказать, молодцы ребята)
i remember listening to this album in the start of corona, and now. i feels like at secound away but at the time, every thing was slow. This album got me into slavic music and i am forever great full of it
No sé el idioma de Molchat, únicamente leyendo los subtítulos y las letras he entendido, pero sus canciones son lo máximo. Una joya en el internet para los que nos gusta la música alternativa. Larga vida a los DOOMERS.
This is the best example I can think of of a 'perfectly imperfect' album. every song sounds similar, but not in a lazy way, there are flaws in the music and the vocals are almost dull sounding, but the backing tracks are art in their own right, they are so good. Every song manages to sound similar yet bring something new to the table in terms of Molchat Doma's style. These songs sound like things you would listen to in a sad mood, but also listen to in a happy mood, it's a very versatile lineup. I said the vocals are dull, but they fit the songs perfectly and the vocalist is genuinely very talented at singing. I just love this album so much, man. I can't wait to see when their next album comes out!
How crazy amazing is this ; I bought tickets to see Krysta Bell opening for some band I never heard of. I was going to leave as soon as her set was over. Then the show got postponed. And now I've bought tickets for the same two acts on October 1st. . Which gave me some time to find out a little about Molchat Doma. I looked at the name of the band and I thought there was a connection with the old country because of dorma. After further investigation and thought I knew DOMA in Macedonian meant house or your home. I watched some videos and realized that Molchat in Macedonian is molche. Thus figuring out that it means keep quiet in the house. I understand the lyrics and I love the band and have bought everything I can find by them in my new country. Now I bought 20 tickets with my friends. All because of starikri. Translation in Macedonian is the old country. Can't wait for the show.
Ехал я утром на один объект в Московской области. Поздняя осень, утренние сумерки, холод, сонные машины на дороге, Орехово-Зуево, Ликино-Дулево, заводы, заводы, панельки и эта музыка - я наверно даже не смогу описать, как они подходят друг другу. Думал кондрашка хватит от избытка эмоций.
aunque no entienda nada por ser de uruguay y aca predomina el español, la verdad me encantan todos sus temas , eso habla de la buena musica que hacen, saludos !!
С Вашего позволения разбавлю комментарии немного русским языком. Нашел "Молчат Дома" совершенно случайно. Братцы! Спасибо за такие шикарные, хоть и депрессивные песни. Это советское, ламповое звучание навевает смешанные чувства: одновременно неимоверно грустно, но уютно и тепло. Странное сочетание эмоций и чувств от Вашей музыки, но мне хочется их испытывать, хотя бы иногда. После бытовой рутины, весёлых, безбашенных жизненных моментов окунуться в мир уныния, осознать обреченную действительность деградирующего общества и государства.
A lot of non-Russian speakers in the comments saying "I don't understand a word of it but I like it" - well, that's exactly how we Russians feel listening for English songs (and songs in any other languages as well)
exactly!
And Dutch peeps like me listening to other languages. The music speaks for itself
I like the thought of a belarusian coming to this video and thinking "wtf are all these english speaking people doing here?"
I do not speak Russian, but i capable to feel the things than these songs comunicate. The music is an universal language.
Greetings from Chile, from the other side of the world.
I looked up the lyrics in english when i had a chance to see why they sounded so depressed. All i can say is it was toska.
Fun fact : This building in video is hotel Panorama in Slovakia ( I live there and I ski every winter this is in local ski resort ) . It was built in 1970 before winter olympic
Taky mě to praštilo do očí, že tu budovu odněkud znám ! A ty škodovky na parkovišti. It hit me also that I know this building ! And those old Skoda Octavia (model year 1960) and MB 1000 it proved.
Just checked it
@@underaverageskater7700 Like Slovakians have russian accent...
Yeh this is written in heavy Russian 😅 brilliant
@@q3a no
0:00 Na dne
4:07 Tancevat
7:30 Filmy
11:47 Volny
16:08 Toska
19:17 Prognoz
22:21 Sudno (Boris Ryzhy)
24:45 Kommersanty
28:31 Kletka
Saludos desde Argentina!
Aguante Molchat Doma y SUMO, papá!
@@Grrizo Y Soundgarden! ;)
@@axelhobrecht2321 Eeesaaaa!
@@Grrizo y motorama uwu
@@beltranu.u7681 No los tenía a esos, los voy a chequear. Dicho sea de paso: Black Marble es también otra muy buena
このアルバムを見つけられて本当に嬉しいです！耳の方が擦り切れそうな程に沢山音楽を聴いてきたけどまだこんな新しい発見があるとは。まだまだ世界は出会うべきものばかりが溢れているのかも。
日本から、ごきげんよう！
👍
サーフィンしながら聞いたらマジで最高
que?
Greetings from Germany
Salidos desdeñémoslo🇲🇽
0:00 "Na dne" is a Russian phrase that translates to "At the bottom" in English. It can refer to a physical location, such as the bottom of a body of water or a hole, but it can also have a metaphorical meaning of being at the lowest point of one's life.
4:07 "Tancevat" is a Russian verb that translates to "To dance" in English.
7:30 "Filmy" is a Russian noun that translates to "Films" or "Movies" in English.
11:47 "Volny" is a Russian noun that translates to "Waves" in English.
16:08 "Toska" is a Russian noun that translates to "Melancholy" or "Longing" in English. It is often used to describe a feeling of deep emotional pain or nostalgia.
19:17 "Prognoz" is a Russian noun that translates to "Forecast" or "Prediction" in English.
22:21 "Sudno" is a Russian noun that means "Ship" in English. In the context of Boris Ryzhy's poetry, it can also have a metaphorical meaning of a vessel that carries one's hopes and dreams.
24:45 "Kommersanty" is a Russian noun that translates to "Businessmen" or "Entrepreneurs" in English.
28:31 "Kletka" is a Russian noun that translates to "Cage" in English. It can be used literally, to describe a physical cage, or metaphorically, to describe a feeling of being trapped or confined.
MEANING OF ALBUM IN ENGLISH
"Этажи" (Etazhi) by Molchat Doma is a song in Russian that translates to "Floors" in English. The lyrics describe the different floors of a building, with each floor representing a different stage in the singer's life. The lyrics are introspective and reflect on the emotions and experiences that the singer has gone through. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Мы поднимаемся на этажи" (We're climbing the floors), which suggests a sense of progress or moving forward despite the difficulties and challenges that the singer has faced. The overall tone of the song is melancholic, with a sense of nostalgia for the past and a longing for a better future.
Great comment!
Thanks for the name explanations, added some depth to my listening experience.
c'est comme les étages en français. XOPOXO
thank you so much for posting this
Molchat Doma encouraged me to study Russian and getting the cultural meaning of these songs helps me a lot, thank you for explaining these!
Your interpertation of "Sudno" is really intersting. Literally this song is about hospital, in this context "судно" literally means vessel carrying not one's hopes, but natural wastes of patient who cannot walk to toilet room. Metaphore of it as vessel for hopes and dreams made me somewhat uncomfortably chill.
I showed this to my dad, who grew up with the “new wave” genre. he loved it!
so its boomer approved?
@@DigiFolk boomer and doomer
@@DigiFolk Depends, growing up with it would more imply old gen Xer.
@@DigiFolk It's definitely boomer approved I'd assume but I'm GenX who was old enough to listen to New Wave and see some cool shows when the scene was at it's inficy. Punk had come to an end so it was Goth or New Wave and some really cool German bands doing experimental. And I guess Prog Rock. I'm excluding disco and funk.... 😎.... LOL
@@billyx67 its nice to hear of a common ground between generations. seems rare these days
I do speak Russian but live for many years in states and never heard of this band. Can't imagine my surprise when my teenage daughter who only speaks English shared her Santa list where she asked vinyl record of Etazhi - Molchat doma. Of course i bought it.. and spent this evening procrastinating to the gorgeous music.
привет как дела
@@olegwenwenw бедный чел, взяли и загостили
Man you should teach Russian to your daughter!
0:00 На Дне
4:07 Танцевать
7:30 Фильмы
11:47 Волны
16:08 Тоска
19:17 Прогноз
22:21 Судно (Борис Рыжий)
24:45 Коммерсанты
28:31 Клетка
Прогноз is my favorite
Спс
@@LaunchpadNation for me, it's that and Судно.
Судно (Борис Рыжий) Love this one
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For all the non-Slavs in the comments talking about this sounding like New Order or Joy Division, you have got to check out the Soviet post-punk band Kino, because the influence here is definitely more from Kino (though Kino was heavily influenced by Joy Division, but you can really tell that Kino is the primary reference point here). Go listen to the album "Gruppa Krovi", you'll hear it immediately from the opening track.
Зачем им слушать Кино, если есть th Cure?
@@basedgigachad7101 американец бы написал "зачем слушать the Cure eсли есть Kino?"
@@serjgoreliy6801 1)Тут мой косяк, я не правильно прочитал его комментарий. В любом случае, я имел ввиду что Кино "вдохновились" the Cure и большинство хитов это заимствование. 2) Молчат Дома - действительно больше походят на Joy Division, чем на Кино, и вдохновлялись скорее всего англичанами
@@basedgigachad7101 и что? Это умаляет культурную ценность треков кино?
@@serjgoreliy6801 какая ценность у группы кино?)
Хороший вокал? Уникальная аранжировка? Интересные текста?
Когда слушаешь эту музыку, то начинаешь понимать усталость, которая окружает не только самого себя, но и всех кто жил когда-то в этом мире. Те мечты, то будушее которое вроде бы существует, но за нашими спинами. Можно сказать что балкон на котором мы стоим ,думаем, курим - это и есть тот самый порог между нашими чувствами, желаниями, которые не пересекаются с реальностью
Isso que você falou dói mas é verdade!.
хорошо сказано
I read comments in Russian on threads for videos like to the help restore my Russian skills. Sometimes the things said hit home. Thank you.
@@Sixus1Media 🤍
Listen to wait a minute by the impures
"Living is hard and uncomfortable
But it's comfortable to die instead"
I hear this and understand how many people are in this situation
i felt that. i think with me it’s less of a wanting to die completely, just wanting the pain to stop and to move on to something higher than me, i want to be in control of how i feel and i want to feel good, so dying doesn’t seem an awful option. i hope whatever you have gone through for you to understand that line hasn’t left you with too many scars and if you’re still going through it i truly hope things start to look up for you :)
Which part is?
C G 22:42
It's apparently about a deathly ill patient wanting to die but the doctors keep him from dying.
@@jezusova that's from sudno
there’s people in comments from different countries and everyone is benevolent. love it
I have listened to this album on repeat for the last two days. I just don’t want to hear any sounds other than this music right now. I feel happier than I have in a long time.
Ironic isn't it? Music that is supposed to be dark, bleak, and depressing can somehow be so comforting.
@@gabeprevots2331 ikr? like i heard one of the songs thrue tiktok and checked it out and really liked it and now i have been liktening to this music a lot wile studying and the thing is that i would usually not listen to this kingd of music but it just sounds vely calm
@@gabeprevots2331 totally agree. dark truth is more relaxing than pretty lies haha
I can relate hahaha
beautiful
Русский коллега мне порекомендовал эту группу потому что я хотел слушать хорошую музыку на русском что бы улучшить мой уровень русского. Если честно я должен сказать что я сразу влюбился в эту классную группу! Поздравляю из Португалии!
Ты пишешь по-русски как нейтив 👍🏻
what about Русскій?
they will be at paredes de coura, enjoy
@@Melody_a_m переводчик
"Поздравляю из Португалии!"😂 канешн, мы, нэйтивы, постоянно поздравляем из России..😅😊
Music like this is representing a state of mind. This one album is the "there's not a single reason to either live or die , so I'm just here".
Jakie to jest cudowne, że zbierają się tutaj ludzie praktycznie z całego świata...
tak!
Yo soy de Guatemala 🇬🇹
Лучший альбом всего человечества, такой темный и мистический одновременно, идеальный, замечательный.
и попизде ладошкой.
I'm a 96's kid, from Brazil and known nothing about Russian but this album is marvelous! Now I'm addicted on Spotify at these dark yet danceable songs! New wave vibes is everything.
the guys are from Belarus :)
@@lenasmirnova6231 I know that, thanks to shared it! I said about the language - do they sing in Russian and not in Belarussian, isn't it?
@@brunocajado3595 Brasilsilsil! Feliz por você brasileiros aqui
@@brunocajado3595 I'm a native speaker of Russian, can confirm that they do indeed sing in Russian and not Belorussian, because Belorussian sounds different.
eu tambem, muito bom a musica.
There is no bad song in this album.
Agreed!!! 1st time listening to them and the beat to all the songs is bad ass! too bad I don't understand a word 😆
Don't understand a word but the vibe is so good.
All of them are just stereotypical and mediocre for genre.
@@RaikoTechnologies bro has no taste in music
@@RaikoTechnologiesgive us the best from the genre
this album, along with my russian grandparent’s ailing health, has inspired me to learn (at least) the cyrillic alphabet and hopefully the rest of the language. it’s a beautiful language and i’d be proud to be able to sing along to these songs and understand the meaning. let me give this a shot: спасибо за вдохновение
Удачи, друг
Удачи! 😄
молодец! удачи! (well done! good luck!)
Удачи, Сара)
words that start it off
hello (privyet)
friend (droog)
thank you (spaciba)
paca (bye)
This album is an absolute masterpiece.
Pee
@@josephjoseph8362 poo
@@elliottfunkhouser4486 Xd
yep
Sim
You guys are my new favourite band. Also I started learning Russian thanks to you. Greetings from Poland
Szukałem jakiegoś Polaka/Polki, replay jest męczony gdy ma się doła
Me too! I'm learning russian thanks to Molchat Doma.
Kryto
Poland is already russian
Cześć from Russia, bro!
I'm listening to this on my crappy headset for taking calls at work, and it's definitely adding to the aesthetic
Мне очень нравится ваша музыка и ваши песни, под них приятно отдыхать, приятно расслабиться. Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее, за такую приятную и интересную музыку. 🥰👍❤️
I have to say that Molchat Doma marks my life, in all their matters: my uncle have obtained his PhD in URSS, and we together listened Kino band, and today, listening Molchat Doma, we evoqued glorious times!
Thank you guys for your work, for your excellent music, thank you for make me feel alive!
Greetings from Colombia, South America.
I'm sardinian girl (from italy) and i love molchat doma. I listen this album everyday.
Hi if u like this song
Check out ( wait a minute by the impures )
I recommend it highly to u h
how many people do you share a tin with?
@@seanLaidlaw-g9g Bro what 💀💀💀
Russian Post-Punk is my new TH-cam rabbit hole and I'm loving every second of it.
The band is Belarusian, but sing in russian.
Hellooo I wanna recommend u this amazing hidden gem song named
Wait a Minute by The Impures
^^^ ^ is a good song n band
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same here
Its not russian. Its Belarus product
@@ХтотыГэткі Ну ДА НАХУЙ А ПЕСНЯ НАВЕРНОЕ НА БЕЛОРУССКОМ ПОËТСЯ ЖЕ,ДА?
Вы отличные музыканты, мелодии звучат в голове целый день. До ушей на самокате, до ушей на работе. Привет из Словакии.
Все грустят, но мне почему то от этой музыки весело и хочется танцевать, но как жаль, что я не умею.
me too
Alright dude, understood...
@no, you are mistaken тебе никто не откроет - беги, дурак
@@KapitanBoroda вниз по лестничной клетке
@@macdemauro6219 everyone here is getting sad, but i for some reason want am happy and want to dance to the music. Such a shame i cant dance.
My soul is screaming out of joy when I heard this track. I really am an 80's guy.
Hiii, I wanna let u know about this hidden gem song named (away By the Impures )
Check it out :)
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Велики поздрав из братске Србије. Сјајан бенд, стално слушам овај албум, фантастичан је! Свиђа ми се зато што је скроз у ретро фазону.
Само тако наставите. Молчат Дома најбољи!
Привет, брат )
As a kid who was born in the 80's and grew up in the 90's - I remember the U.S.S.R. and watching it fly apart like a pigeon in a wind turbine was an experience. So much stuff that represents "alive, but decaying" comes out of Eastern Europe that it really gives me an appreciation of its people. Life is more than suffering. I appreciate you because you exist. Thanks, Молчат Дома, and your amazing moustaches. From the U.S.
Несколько раз в год у меня происходят фазы на которые идеально накладывается ваша музыка , песни как будто уносят мои тревоги.
Также приятно визуализировать сюжеты текстов.
Спасибо огромное за ваши труды !
Спасибо вам за поддержку!
@@MolchatDomaахереть ответил
this album is feels like a long needed smoke break after a long day in factory
Just got of FedEx and am on a nice long smoke
It's like listening to this puts observing reality into just the right gear. And this is after years of listening to similar music lol
Facts preach 🙌🏼
I just came tired from work and hell yea.
Da comrad
when molchat doma said "Я не умею танцевать" i really felt that
I can't dance either man, their lyrics are so relatable
Social acceptance
I felt it too man, these lyrics are actually extremely relatable
So did Genesis
@@chromosomegun5845 iiiiiii can't dance
I am American. I do not understand the lyrics but I feel the Emotion.
One of my favorite modern albums. Really sounds good on loud speakers!
as a Romanian, I don't understand the lyrics but I definitely FEEL the music. we lived similar lives.
Listen to this song wait a minute by The Impures
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I'm going to remember this comment for a long time
I am brazilian and feel the same.
Same
Music is a universal language. 🤘
I LOVE this, I use this music to study and it puts me into a state where I can focus for hours, thank you. Greetings from the NL!
молчат дома стали как бы, фазой моей жизни. этап, благодаря которому я познала себя чучуть лучше, благодаря которому я стала собой. к сожалению многие не понимают моей тяги с вашей музыкой но каждый раз надевая наушники и включая имено вас, я погружаюсь глубоко в себя и нахожу новые силы жить дальше.
как же я согласен с тобой
Отлично
The Cure и Joy Division по-русски😄
Привет из Восточной Германии🇩🇪
Okay, I'll be honest. I was expecting some sort of lofi Russian hip hop that's dime a dozen nowadays.
What I didn't expect was the closest possible thing to Russian* 'New Order'. Damn good.
*the band is from Belarus, not Russia; lyrics are in Russian
yes!
It's not a Russian band though !
@@nagisakiruin4130 good point. I'll edit the original post.
@@nagisakiruin4130 So? Any problem with Russia or with relationing with Russia? Group not Russian but in what language they singing?
@@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl I don't have any problem with Russia, even the original commentator changed the comment, 'cause the band is Belarusian. I think it's just important to help distinguish which country is which in the region near Russia. There's a prejudice that if you talk in Russian, you are from that country.
One of the few albums that i can listen from the beggining to the end.
A muchos hispanohablantes nos ha encantado el trabajo de Molchat Doma, espero sigan así por la vía de su propio estilo y no se hagan comerciales ❤️
apenas los voy escuchando!!! wow, mis oídos explotaron!!! voy en el 1er álbum y todo me encanta 🤩🤟🏼
Real bro I'm from El Salvador 🇸🇻and I can feel the asthetic of the music coming inside me
Was born in russia, got thrown in a adoption house, got adopted into the states, dont know the smallest bit of russian, but boy does this sound amazing
same!adopted from siberia!
Изучай.
@@chickenzzzzzzzzz nawh i was thinking “dawg thats sum deep shit” but then i saw ur pfp and i cant take it seriously anymore
Interesting brother I live in Germany I was 2 when i came to germany I'm from Siberia too
how old were you when you came to the us?
0:00 Na dne
4:07 Tancevat
7:30 Filmy
11:47 Volny
16:08 Toska
19:17 Prognoz
22:21 Sudno (Boris Ryzhy)
24:45 Kommersanty
28:31 Kletka
-_-
from guitar to the drums and singer, they all just mix together in this way that puts you in a fever dream trance were you feel just away from everything, able to do what ever you want with no limits, imagining worlds that could almost never be, this is the music that sparks the fuel of creativity. thank you Molchat Doma for making this amazing music
The more i listen to it, the more I understand how genius this record is. Their forthcoming concert is not to miss
Mo n mm mm mm mm mm omm mm mm mm m mm mm mm mm no mm mm mm m mm mm mm mommmo mm m mm mm mm mm m MB mm mm mm mm mm mm o mm m omm mm mooo mm oňm mm mm mm mm mm mm mooo mm mm mm om mm o mm m mm mm mm mo mm mmono mm mmo mm ommoomoo me mm m. Mm mm moon mm mmo mo mm mm mo mm opm OO mm mm m mm m mm mmo m mo o oo юм шуу өөр өөр өөрын шуу ькькьък тоо өөр к тоо ВП тоо өөр өөр ььк ван ьзъкъккьък ььк ькк ььк ък ььк ььк ък ььк ььк ььк ъ
Each track is a sonic journey, weaving together haunting melodies, introspective lyrics, and the raw emotion of their distinct sound.
This is one of the best albums I've heard in while. Much love from me and my friends from the Netherlands, Poland, France and the UK.
Белорусам - большое спасибо!
белорусам - большое спасибо
Братьям с РБ благодарность за отличный альбом. Будьте здоровы!
I got all my friends hooked on your music. Greetings from America!
COME IN COOPER, DO YOU COPY? FORGET ABOUT FREEMAN, WE ARE ABANDONING THE BASE!
@@_cyber_cookie_ boy stfu
@@_cyber_cookie_ LMAO WTF
Почему я чувствую любовь, теплоту и ностальгию по временам в которых меня никогда не было?
Топлес снял видос по этой теме посмотри, это масс медия реклама вобщем.
тоже самое самое, как будто я в 1990.
Io si, pensa come mi sento.😮😢
Вот потому и чувствуешь, что там не был.
время тогда было лучше чем сейчас,хоть я и родился в 2008
Maravilloso! Gracias por su música! Grettings from Chile!
I love Na Dne, Toska and Sudno!
Sen-115 my favourite is filmy
dude i love almost all the tracks from both albums its pretty hard to say any of those are "bad tracks" or "good tracks"
Andenfighter 007 there are certainly no bad tracks from either album. Pretty rare these days to hear albums that flawless
You are a fricking hipster!!! With love from Russia!!!
Filmy and Tantsevat are my favourite.
I don't know how to describe this album, it makes me depressed but gives me hope all at the same time.
You feel a bit of russian vibe, dude)) Music style from late 80's soviet bands, such like KINO. It was time when in USSR was starting big reforms and most of people hoped in freedom and positive changes. It was very romantic time for youngs, but later, in real 90's it was totaly frustrating and hopeless. P.S. sorry for my weird English :P
Многие думают что эта музыка для шызофреников, даже мои друзья, но они просто не понимают жанр такой музыки, и я рад что нашу отечественную музыку слушают даже люди из других стран
Priviet! haber descubierto a Molchat Doma nos cambió la vida!! Saludos y muchos éxitos, desde Buenos Aires, Argentina
Esa voz me agrada !!!! encantada de escucharlos !!!! Saludos desde México 😯🤗💜🙏👌🌟❤️🌟💞🌟🌸💕😊
Tengo una lista que me hice hace tiempo hay varios grupos y generos puede que te guste alguno, por si te interesa escucharla te dejo el link.
th-cam.com/video/8pYVSj-WtAs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yCELf0DB-h-1PoHV
I have no idea how I ended up on this but it's literally my new favorite album now. Thank you.
I just came back from vacation at Štrba, Slovakia. I was climbing a mountain with my girlfriend, it was very hard. We started late, so we had to go quickly. We made it after maybe and hour or 2. When I felt the joy of making it to the end, I saw this building from the album. I knew it was somewhere at Slovakia, but wasn't expecting it exacly there. I couldn't handle the excitement my girlfriend couldn't understand. This building is symbolising the album that influenced my music taste, passion for learning more languages, etc., also that's music associated with my many, many important and wonderful memories. Simply said, I'm glad I found this masterpiece. Большое спасибо вам за Этажи
This music is the perfect neon cyber punk dystopia soundtrack
Without cyber better
@@midnightblue3285 neon-punk? New genre
@@dormidont4503 Never heard of there is freemasonic transgender new agers comunty they are created the neo new age music genres
@@dormidont4503 new sounds. in bad lighting.
cyberpunk is now
Ребят, не я ведь один читаю комментарии иностранцев и получаю тёплые чувства?
Потому что влюбился в эту музыку?
Привет
большинство какую-то хрень пишет
Да не вовсе, прикольно) На самом деле я про эту группу и не знал. Ссылку на этот альбом скинула подруга мексиканка, которой понравились эти треки. Всем привет, с 2021м!
Я не знаю английский язык, но чувствую что они имеют в виду
I hope that this type of music will get more mainstream in the 20's or perhaps the 30's.
The world is so depressing and dystopian that I wonder how that cannot be the case.
manuinthezoo I have an answer: You know that Donald Trump salsa song? The "I will vote" one? I think that's why
Слушал олдовые акты типа The Sound, New Order, Caifanes. Про данный ансамбль и этот альбом слышал давно, но имел предубеждение, что это какая-то зумерская тема, бессмысленная и беспощадная. В очередной раз попался этот альбом и думаю: а послушаем!
Мужики, у вас идеальный вкус. Всë выверно от обложки до фраз в текстах. Звук - моë почтение. Концепция соблюдена и чисто подбита в каждой ноте и каждом слове. Это буквально вдохновенное творчество, сделанное с любовью и для всех. Настоящий музыкальный опыт. Прекрасно понял, за что вас так котируют и присоединяюсь в этом ко всем.
This album feels really similar to the mood, music and feel of my childhood in both 1990s Russia and early 2000s Belarus. It brought me a sense of nostalgia for the Post-Soviet decade. Thank you very much for this ❤️
reminded me of my childhood in poland/ukraine. same feelings
Same feelings from Slovakia
I have never wanted to learn Russian as bad as I do right now wishing I knew what these songs were talking about. So beautiful and much love from Texas
Hiii, I wanna let u know about this hidden gem song named (away By the Impures )
Check it out :)
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Much love from a Russian-Polish in America!
Вы делаете потрясающую музыку!
Приятно удивлен увидев иностранные комментарии.
es la mejor banda , muy sonada en México me atrevería a decir. Ya han venido 2 veces y fue maravilloso evento, los amamos mucho.
Desde Argentina escuchando Молчат Дома! y Motorama , saludos!
Every time I listen to this album I feel like I'm inside a black and white film. It feels great. I don't know anything about Russian, but the rhythm is fantastic.
Band: Belarusian
Lyrics: Russian
Cover: Slovak
Belarusian is a dead language no one speaks Belarusian that’s why it’s in Russian
@@idkwelp1082 im very upset that our Belarusian so unpopular
what slovak cover? cant find it
@@chucktesta7192 by cover I meant cover art
@@karinkorenkova2059 "I considered that but I don't think that cover photo is from Slovakia." Was what I was about to write due to that cyrillic sign....so that photo is a montage right? I found out it's Panorama hotel in Slovakia. Can't believe I've never seen it. Been there multiple times.
What a great band. I don't understand a thing, but the vibes represent my short stay in Moscow. Greetings from Central America.
Man , these guys were onto something. Its all good and well nailing the aesthetics and making people think that they're hearing a lost demo tape from 1981, but often those kind of projects lack substance when it comes to the actual music. The songs here are so perfectly crafted. The album plays like a greatest hits.
Многие из моих знакомых очень удивляются узнав когда написан этот альбом. Будто 80х годов🔥 а музыка топ! Такая знаете под любое настроение. А композиция Волны это просто шедевр 😍 установлена везде на телефоне. Эдакая мрачность и одновременно позитивное давление от слов к самой музыке. В общем так сказать НАЙС👍😎
I felt the Eastern Europe and snow on the gray concrete.
I'm from Japan.
I'm lovin'you.
Hi if u like this song
Check out ( wait a minute by the impures )
I recommend it highly to u
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Saludos desde Ukraine😎
0:00 Na dne
4:07 Tancevat
7:30 Filmy
11:47 Volny
16:08 Toska
19:17 Prognoz
22:21 Sudno (Boris Ryzhy)
24:45 Kommersanty
28:31 Kletka
Holy shit is that him?
This is a perfect example of how powerful music is because I don’t understand a god damn thing that this dude is saying but I feel like I relate to it and it captures my feelings perfectly. That’s how you know you made a good record. Well fucking done man.
I think I have come to see your sound as my spirit music. Thanks for existing and making your music, Molchat.
Even if I do not understand words, I love your sounds.
The name of this band "Молчат дома", possible to translate like "Homes are keep silence"
So, i mean Molchat is not the name)
I just watched a simpson's meme which featured a song from this album, and now I am listening to a belarus band, along with people from india. I am mexican. What a time to be alive.
theres a Swiss guy with his Colombian wife also chilling to this right now ;)
@@tramlink8544 There's also an American teen chilling by himself right now
Italian with an Indian boyfriend, both blasting this
Mongrels
lol right on brotha
oml i adore this album. what a masterpiece, the deep jarring but somehow soothing vocals and strong, consistent but distinctive and unique beats. genuinely can't stop listening, i'm obsessed.
you couldn't describe it better! 🤩💗
Fun fact the musicians are from Belarus.
They are known world wide and I'm proud of them as a Belarusian myself.
Studying abroad this album reminds me of Minsk and it's soviet structures and Hruschow type of buildings mixed with modern architecture.
@Light Sense Media скорее песни у них на русском, но они популярными и на Западе стали. Я у них в инсте видел и тур по Америке. И фестивали неплохо собирают. Что сказать, молодцы ребята)
Hiii, I wanna let u know about this hidden gem song named (away By the Impures )
Check it out :)❤
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most unique anglicisation of Хрущёв ive ever seen ngl
i remember listening to this album in the start of corona, and now. i feels like at secound away but at the time, every thing was slow. This album got me into slavic music and i am forever great full of it
Dios mío no recuerdo la última vez que escuché un álbum completo y me gustaran todas las canciones
Что то в этом есть. Приятно слушать. Старая добрая классика.
Насчёт классики странное удтверждение... Это современная группа
Анатолий Казанков Асоциации у человека могут быть
@@kazankov3108 "Молчат Дома" сильно вдохновлялись песнями "Кино", из-за чего есть ощущение классики
No sé el idioma de Molchat, únicamente leyendo los subtítulos y las letras he entendido, pero sus canciones son lo máximo.
Una joya en el internet para los que nos gusta la música alternativa.
Larga vida a los DOOMERS.
Я не поняла как подсела на творчество этой группы, как так вообще))))
Обычно.
This is the best example I can think of of a 'perfectly imperfect' album. every song sounds similar, but not in a lazy way, there are flaws in the music and the vocals are almost dull sounding, but the backing tracks are art in their own right, they are so good. Every song manages to sound similar yet bring something new to the table in terms of Molchat Doma's style. These songs sound like things you would listen to in a sad mood, but also listen to in a happy mood, it's a very versatile lineup. I said the vocals are dull, but they fit the songs perfectly and the vocalist is genuinely very talented at singing. I just love this album so much, man. I can't wait to see when their next album comes out!
How crazy amazing is this ; I bought tickets to see Krysta Bell opening for some band I never heard of. I was going to leave as soon as her set was over. Then the show got postponed. And now I've bought tickets for the same two acts on October 1st. . Which gave me some time to find out a little about Molchat Doma. I looked at the name of the band and I thought there was a connection with the old country because of dorma. After further investigation and thought I knew DOMA in Macedonian meant house or your home. I watched some videos and realized that Molchat in Macedonian is molche. Thus figuring out that it means keep quiet in the house. I understand the lyrics and I love the band and have bought everything I can find by them in my new country. Now I bought 20 tickets with my friends. All because of starikri. Translation in Macedonian is the old country. Can't wait for the show.
"Молчат Дома" means "Houses are quiet" if you put stress on the last syllable
Guys, i listening to you from COLOMBIA south américa. what a NICE BAND. hugs.
I would argue this is the best album of all time from anyone
no
Actually, it feels good to speak Russian and English, being a southamerican. It is cool to understand what people says
Same
Speaking Russian and English? In South America? That's a flex!
im quite glad i dont speak the language cuz im sure the lyrics are really unsettling
Я очем люблю вы музику ! Любовь из Франции !
Ехал я утром на один объект в Московской области. Поздняя осень, утренние сумерки, холод, сонные машины на дороге, Орехово-Зуево, Ликино-Дулево, заводы, заводы, панельки и эта музыка - я наверно даже не смогу описать, как они подходят друг другу. Думал кондрашка хватит от избытка эмоций.
Орехово-Зуево... причиталось в один момент как "Охуево".
This album is incredible from start to finish. A truly unique sound love it.
аа я так рада, что нашла эту группу! спасибо за вашу музыку, ребят!
I love this album. greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
Sabes algo mas de esta banda?? Slds
aguante Tancevat! lo bailo solo en pelotas siempre
@@jerydm se todo sobre esa banda :'v
aunque no entienda nada por ser de uruguay y aca predomina el español, la verdad me encantan todos sus temas , eso habla de la buena musica que hacen, saludos !!
С Вашего позволения разбавлю комментарии немного русским языком. Нашел "Молчат Дома" совершенно случайно.
Братцы! Спасибо за такие шикарные, хоть и депрессивные песни. Это советское, ламповое звучание навевает смешанные чувства: одновременно неимоверно грустно, но уютно и тепло. Странное сочетание эмоций и чувств от Вашей музыки, но мне хочется их испытывать, хотя бы иногда. После бытовой рутины, весёлых, безбашенных жизненных моментов окунуться в мир уныния, осознать обреченную действительность деградирующего общества и государства.
Точь в точь описал мои чувства, так держать!
Шедевральный альбом!❤❤❤
Космическая музыка! Можно слушать бесконечно!
The power of music: I don't speak Russian and yet this album speaks to me ❤
I have know idea what he's saying but I feel the vibe and that's universal.