Biography
In 2015, three talented Moscow musicians Artem Lyakhovsky (bass and vocals), Fedor Denisov (guitar) and Anton Evseev (drums) created the Kazuskoma band, a non-trivial stoner rock project imbued with disturbing apocalyptic moods. The history of the group began modestly: the musicians played in small bars and clubs, and only in 2018 they gave a solo concert for hundreds of spectators for the first time. In the same year, the artists performed at the popular festival "Pain", where the number of spectators exceeded 20 thousand people and received the "Best Rock Band" award according to the Jager Music Awards. The success inspired the creation of the albums "Zagon" and "Psychodel". In the songs, the performers sing about all their "incidents". In the track “There are so many things around” we hear: «The same people, the same thoughts, the same news, devoid of meaning», so the only thing left for the lyrical hero is to ask: «Hide me, Moscow River». And only a guitar loss leaves hope, reminding of the beauty of creativity. Philosophical thoughts are harmoniously accompanied by life-affirming music, the locomotive of which is drums. The artists themselves in all interviews focus on the fact that they play "retrorock" and combine it with a "fun frenzy". But this is fun with an admixture of irony and sarcasm.
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