Indiana Gray Arkhangelsk, Russia
Indiana Gray's blues-rock ballads are deeply old school but strikingly original, unleashed and very contemporary. His utterly Russian universe enchanted by a semi-real, dreamlike America, is inhabited by highways, risky journeys, dark mysteries, and Elton John. Fedor Chistyakov's congenial colleague and ally rethinks the best of late-Soviet rock song in the spirit of the Millenium. ... more
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