Even if it may be so predictable to talk about a Russian band in the most Russian clichéd manner, it has still turned out to be relevant to point out what Motorama have been so typically performing since 2012 when their second album “Calendar” came out of those “cold wave Stakhanovists and tireless workaholics”. A huge success with both audiences and critics, both in France and abroad, has been obviously timed ever since, up to their already previous opus “Poverty” which was released in January 2015. Much good may it do them as, as regular as a clockwork, they have been cranking out tours (throughout Russia in all its vastness, repeatedly in continental Europe, as well as in a South American way of exploring), posting videos and photo albums, delighting and racking up fans, and coming back with new records all over again. From far-off lands to faraway wild and abundant artistic grounds, Motorama have been sowing bounty first and foremost, far from the harvest of some over-the-top music serial production.
Since their first self-produced album “Horse” in 2008, Motorama have gone their own melodious seamless way. From their Russian port city of Rostov-on-Don, they have carved out their identity and a niche on the musical scene as travels, journeys, landscapes and encounters have helped them forge ahead with a global outlook.
1. Hard Times - 2. Tell Me - 3. Sign - 4. Loneliness - 5. Above The Clouds - 6. I See You - 7. Deep - 8. Someone Is Missed - 9. Reflection - 10. By Your Side
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