Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The first video that appears when you search "Molchat Doma" on TikTok portrays a boy emerging from an underground Soviet new wave ...

In January of 2020 an unsuspecting, lo-fi song from an unsuspecting, low-key Belarusian band became an international hit… thanks to TikTok. The song — “Судно (Борис Рыжий),” or “The Ship (Boris Ryzhiy ...

Belarusian group Molchat Doma have announced a new album, Belaya Polosa, which will be out September 6 via Sacred Bones. The record finds them expanding beyond their synthwave origins. “It’s a ...

Molchat Doma are guys who like to have fun. Seriously. They play video games, watch hockey, and go to concerts: since moving from Minsk to Los Angeles in 2020, Egor Shkutko and Roman Komogortsev ...

Molchat Doma are truly Internet-era postpunks. In April 2020, the Belarusian band went viral on TikTok when a Russian expat named Leon Verdinsky used their song “Судно (Sudno)” in a montage designed ...

Belarusian post-punk band Molchat Doma have announced a new album: Monument is out via Sacred Bones on November 13. Check out the first single, “Ne Smeshno,” and the album art and tracklist for ...

Belarusian post-punk band Molchat Doma was a world away from Minsk when they finished writing their fourth album “Belaya Polosa.” The view from Los Angeles may have been sunnier, but the brooding trio ...

In the years since Monument, their 2020 debut with Sacred Bones, Molchat Doma‘s path has taken some significant turns. They’ve played at Coachella, moved from Minsk to Los Angeles, and gained a ...

In Minsk, the bust of Felix Dzerzhinsky — founder of the KGB — still stands. On the Island of Tears, the deaths of 771 Belarusian soldiers in Afghanistan are commemorated by a crying angel and ...

‘yes, please’ is out May 2 via Sacred Bones and Sextile’s tour with Molchat Doma runs through March 7 in Los Angeles. This week: review of new albums from The The, Mercury Rev, Party Dozen, Dummy, ...

It would be easy for an ignorant American writer to assume the almost mystical, synth-heavy sound of Molchat Doma could be explained by the band’s emergence from Minsk, Belarus. Perhaps the former ...

In TikTok Report, we look at the good, the bad, and the straight-up bizarre songs spreading across the platform via dances and memes. The first video that appears when you search “Molchat Doma” on ...