Rnull

Rnull is a Russian rock band formed in 1995 in the city of Izhevsk. The group's original lineup consisted of five members, including Maxim Shekov (lead vocals and guitar), Vladimir Serandin (lead guitar), Alexander Tolok (keyboards), Roman Solovyev (bass guitar), and Alexander Rashchenya (drums).

Throughout their career, Rnull has undergone several lineup changes, with the only constant member being Maxim Shekov. Despite this, the band's core style and sound have remained consistent, characterized by catchy hooks, eclectic instrumentation, and introspective lyrics. Their music often explores themes of social commentary, relationships, and personal growth.

Rnull's success has been largely limited to the Russian-speaking world, with some notable releases in the early 2000s, such as the album "Kan iba goda". They have toured extensively throughout Russia, performing alongside other notable bands in the Russian rock scene.

Criticisms of Rnull's music focus on its perceived lack of originality and stream-of-consciousness songwriting style, which has been compared unfavorably to the works of other Russian rock bands. However, fans of the group cite their emotional intensity, intricate melodies, and hook-laden songcraft as some of the band's greatest strengths.

Ultimately, Rnull remains a beloved and respected entity within the Russian rock underground, with a dedicated following of fans who appreciate their unique take on the genre.