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I discovered Kino through doomer music compilations, turned out it's some sort of Russian Nirvana, except not grunge, but rather should be lumped with post-punk or something like that. Speaking in general, I've got that feeling that Russians do have a stronger sense of being a doomer than the rest of us.
I don't really follow the lyrics (assuming I could), but I don't really follow the lyrics of English language songs as well. It's like, usually they blend together like the voice was just another instrument. Like, I tune out as far as it concerns actually separating and understanding what's being said. I don't have that only when I listen to songs in my native language. I guess my knowledge of English is just not as good as I like to believe.
Also, I've gotta listen through that Venezuelan doomer music compilation one day finally.
Sidenote: I'm wondering whether you'd be into Kino's Journey, the anime series. I haven't watched it myself though but I feel like I expect some observe-the-world-around-me vibes from it.
(Yes, I know this Kino is entirely unrelated.)
The doomer music thing made me wonder if I missed a post and turns out I did miss something unrelated: Nopes, never heard of these (besides the embedded video you posted afterwards).
All Kinos are that Kino.
I've got a feeling they made up a bunch of names, but I don't mind it all that much.
That's the rap remix, here's the original:
I gotta say this is the best thing since Synthesizers in Futility covers of Mgła.