Nuclear Obninsk son Vladimir "Wer" Vereshchagin and Moscow prodigious kid Mikhail "Misha" Rogovenko had started their shared musical adventure in summer camp of the late Soviet era. On and off since then they've had several mutual projects including Los Paranoias, one of the most pioneering bands of the Russian britpop scene of the 90s. While being absolutely astonishing live, Los Paranoias struggled to make a proper studio record which led to band split. The latest instalment of their creative collaboration, Zevs, managed to get better results in recordings and came up with the songs that have the same melodic power plays and became more inventive though, at least in some occasions, quite dark.