"Are you bored, gray ones? I'll drip the truth into your meek minds right now."

The band DDT has been singing for over forty years—and all this time, Yuri Yulianovich has proven himself right. When the country around you is sad, but that same window of yours still shines; when the TV is lying about the war, but the hope for dawn and freedom remains; when everything you loved is lost… It's time to listen to DDT.

Shevchuk's lyrics aren't just high-quality, time-tested rock 'n' roll, or poetry that will one day become classics. They are always prophecies and always a hope for sunshine. They touch on the Chechen war, the confusion of the 1990s, Putin's early years, and the bitter premonition of modern times.

Now, when time is once again stained with lies and blood, Yuri Yulianovich's lines become either a last refuge or a bandage for the soul. Today, Shevchuk celebrates his 69th birthday! The editors of "NeMoskva" respect and wholeheartedly love the songs he created, and therefore, we invite you to listen to the band "DDT" this Saturday. Not "Osenya," "Rodina," and "Eto Vse" are one!

Listen to the latest releases with #notradio_notMoscow"Bonfire" и"Saying goodbye", an album about today's realityWolves at the Shooting Range, as well as the latest peacetime collections “Creativity in the Void” -here и here.