Leningradbased

Leningradbased is a term used to describe a style of music that originated in Leningrad, Russia, during the 1980s. The genre is characterized by its raw, energetic sound, often incorporating elements of punk, rock, and post-punk. Leningradbased bands typically feature a fast-paced rhythm, distorted guitars, and aggressive vocals. The lyrics often address themes of social and political issues, reflecting the political climate of the Soviet Union during that time. The genre gained international recognition in the 1990s, with bands like Kino and Graffiti 61 becoming prominent figures in the post-Soviet rock scene. The music of Leningradbased has had a significant influence on the development of alternative rock and punk in Russia and beyond.