Vrani Volosa
Vrani Volosa formed in Moscow in 2004 when vocalist and guitarist Yana Velichko teamed up with bassist Ivan Fesenko. The band's name translates to "black...
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Vrani Volosa formed in Moscow in 2004 when vocalist and guitarist Yana Velichko teamed up with bassist Ivan Fesenko. The band's name translates to "black hair" in Old Slavic, which hints at the traditional roots they draw from. They've put out six albums since 2008, starting with "Chernaya Koshka" and most recently "Pesni Gor" in 2020.
Their sound mixes Slavic folk melodies with rock rhythms, pulling from old myths and traditions. Songs like "Remember" and "Sorrow" show how they handle that blend. The lineup includes Denis Fesenko on drums, Alexey Vasilchikov on guitar, and Sergey Bryusov on keyboards and accordion.
Some critics have called their approach "folklorism," suggesting they oversimplify traditional music. The band has pushed back against that, saying they're just reinterpreting their cultural heritage for today's listeners.
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