The band Stoptime's debut album has begun disappearing from streaming services.
The band Stoptime's debut album is being removed en masse from digital platforms worldwide. The band's music release has disappeared not only from Russian but also from international services.
Deleting the album "To Nowhere From Nowhere"
The album "V Nukuda s Niotkuda" (Out of Nowhere from Anywhere) has become unavailable on Spotify and Apple Music, as NeMoskva's editors have personally verified. The band's musicians are still unsure why.
We're trying to figure out what happened, but so far we don't even have any clues.
The band members posted the album's tracks on their Telegram channel yesterday, immediately after Russian platforms began deleting it. As a result, fans began actively expressing their outrage in the comments:
The main thing is that we cannot remove it from our hearts.
This is terribly unfair.
The album doesn't exist, but I know all the lines by heart.
Let's get back to CD players. Print discs.
The history of the record's creation and the carving of Monetochka
They released their debut solo album, "Stoptime," at the end of June. Diana Loginova (aka Naoko) wrote some of the songs in pretrial detention cells while she was being subjected to "carousel arrests," several more before her arrests, and most of them after she emigrated. We wrote more about "Into Nowhere from Nowhere" here.
Moreover, it was announced yesterday that the Ukrainian version of Spider-Man: New Day removed a scene featuring Monetochka's song. In the original version, the song "Monopoly" only plays for a few seconds.
However, one Ukrainian viewer was outraged by the presence of the track and filed a complaint with the distributor. As a result, the Planeta Kino cinema chain informed the woman that the scene had been completely removed. It was clarified that cinemas do not make the changes themselves, but rather show the version provided by the distributor.
