Review by Randall David Cook

Алексей Рыбин, NMFJ's album Аsфальт Раннее Кино Кавер Версии is a tribute to the iconic Soviet rock band Kino. The album features covers of some of Kino's most popular songs, such as "Gruppa Krovi" and "Zvezda Po Imeni Solntse," with a modern twist.

One of the highlights of the album is the track "Chorny Voron," where Rybin's vocals perfectly complement the haunting melody. The use of electronic elements in the instrumentation brings a fresh perspective to the classic song.

Another standout track is "Vremya Est, A Deneg Net," where Rybin's voice is backed by a groovy bassline and funky guitar riffs. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy chorus make it a perfect addition to any party playlist.

Summary by Randall David Cook

Аsфальт Раннее Кино Кавер Версии is a well-crafted album that pays homage to one of the most influential bands in Soviet rock history. Rybin's unique take on Kino's songs is a testament to his talent as a musician and his love for the band's music. Fans of Kino and Russian rock music in general will undoubtedly enjoy this album.