Inturist is an alter ego of Evgeny Gorbunov, Russian musician temporary living in Belgrade, Serbia, owner of the label “Incompetence Records” and author/co-author of the band ГШ/Glintshake, also bass player and co-author of Kate NV’s album “Room for the Moon” (RVNG Intl.)
Inturist finds inspiration in everyday life, which in the project’s discourse is built on absurdity, randomness and unpredictability. He also explores the post- Soviet trauma and transfers memories of it to the contemporary context and now to the context of other countries. The approach of Inturist is based on improvisation. The project’s lineup is constantly changing, from a solo act or duet to a four-piece band.
In addition to the musical work, Inturist is a theatrical project — one of his albums is a radio play called Neznakomka, a full fledged absurdist piece where voices and narrative are intertwined with abstract musical ornament.
After leaving Russia Inturist delved deeper into abstract forms, ambient and molten jazz, as evidenced by the artist’s latest recordings (like Off-Season) and live performances.

Dima Midborn is an avant-rock project of a Belgrade-based Russian musician who takes a minimalist approach to music: he recorded his first album using only three instruments – a bass, his voice and a drum machine. His concerts are based equally on songs and improv, whether it is a four-piece band or a solo performance with a bass and a drum machine.
The music is inspired by New York No-Wave bands of the 80’s and can be described as sad pop ballads about the lonely life of a gentleman in the chaotic and hypocritical world.

Artem comes out of deep Siberia to find gold in every record store he devours from west to east south to north of the world wide globe. A true collector and selector. VG+.