The crowd funding (TPS campaign) of Flëur's new album is in full swing! More than two-thirds of of the necessary amount has been collected. Hurry to take part in this fundraiser - for the love of music. Aside from good karma and support, this is an opportunity for you to participate in the creation of some wonderful sounds, and pick up a few tokens of the group's appreciation. Here are a few tracks from the workshop.

The new, controversially titled mini-album, "Shitrock," by famous Moscow rock-band "Orgy of the Righteous," launches online February 5th - much to the joy of fans!
Check it out Here!
For 12 years these musicians have amazed us with a unique style that brilliantly combines acoustic and electric sounds with cross-cultural motifs and progressive rock. With no meager amount of released albums, singles, "Orgy of the Righteous" is backed by a history of countless concerts and festivals in Russia and the CIS. Every song is not only a step in the developmental exploration of classical music culture, but a fusion with what is contemporary and relevant today.
The mini-album heralds four new songs that represent the group's views on; current events in Russia, each and every one of our daily lives, music culture, and society as a whole. Two of the four songs will be included on the band's full-length album, "For Those, Who Have Dreams. Vol. 2," due to be released in the fall.

The star of Russian blues Yuri Naumov ( Yuri-Naumov), playing the 9-string guitar specially made for him by the violinmaker Sergei Nozdrin, shared his complete discography on Kroogi.

His music career began in the 80’s, while he was attending medical school. Naumov quickly became one of the brightest figures of the USSR rock scene and gained recognition as the pioneer of Russian blues. The New Yorker Magazine (eventually he moved overseas) called him a one-man orchestra for his unique style and sound.

Kroogi residents can now enjoy Yuri’s albums and download his music on a Pay What You Want basis