Беладонна

                        JACK OR JIVE
                        Mother / The island of illuminations
                        XVII VIE
                        Llewella / To Chyba wszystko
                        LES SECRETS DE MORPHEE 
                        Sarabande / Knockma
                        ATARAXIA
                        Bonthrop / Ophelie (live)
                        RAJNA
                        Sien / Bilaki
                        RAKSHA MANCHAM
                        Humla.ting dkar
                        RADA I TERNOVNIK
                        Dream
                        TRAGOS ADEIN
                        Le lac ou je suis mort / Dakri
                        CHRISTIAN WOLZ

"Rada i Ternovnik" means Rada and the Blackthorn. Rada was born in Gorky, educated in Ivanovo University (Russian Literature), and lived in Moscow since then. Before "Rada i Ternovnik" came to existence, Rada was a counter-culture rock-journalist. Rada was praised for exquisite poetry and vocal performance; she sang in jam-sessions with all kinds of avangarde musicians, among them many respected members of Russian jazz scene and musicians of Henry Cow. In Russian press, Rada was commonly compared with Diamanda Galas and Elizabeth Fraser, though the most apt comparison is, probably, another great Henry Cow collaborator: Dagmar Krause. The group was formed in 1991 from remnants of the 1980-ies band called Fey-Hoa (a fruit growing in North China). Fey-Hoa guitarist Vladimir Anchevsky became the only constant member of "Rada i Ternovnik" since 1991 (and married Rada). Bassist of Rada i Ternovnik, Igor Chernykh, played in a highly influental Moscow punk group "Tupye" (The Dumb), now defunct. On different occasions, Rada i Ternovnik used many kinds of strange percussion instruments, sitar, and reeds. During 1992-1998, Rada i Ternovnik issued 2 studio albums and 5 compact disks of live recordings. Despite several appearances in prime-time TV with live concerts and clip recordings, Rada i Ternovnik never signed a contract with any major label and remain staunchly independent. Rada follows Tibetian Buddhism, though her poetry bears also heavy Pagan and Christian influences. The word "rock" in Russian means "fatum", the doom. Rada i Ternovnik call their music "psychodelic fatum". e-mail: rada@rada.mccme.ru WWW: http://math.harvard.edu/~verbit/Rada

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