Artist description Russian rock-group using "white blues" as basis for most of its songs, that is why it sounds like Eric Clapton. The group uses trumpet, that is why it sounds like Element Of Crime ("Try to be Mensch" album). All songs is in Russian. The group used to perform together with many famous russian musicians such as Boris Grebenshchikov ("Aquarium"), group "Kino" ("Cinema") et cetera.

Music Style rock&pop

Musical Influences the rolling stones, the beatles, pink floyd, REM, Eric Clapton, Cream

Similar Artists Element Of Crime, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan

Artist History The group "Principle of Indefinity" was organized in early 90's by Vadim Mazitov, the leader of the group and the author of all songs. The group took part in many russian rock-festivals and produce some records, the most known one is 1991 year album "Trying To Escape. Vol.1". "Vol.2" was not completed, because of Vadim Mazitov's death in 1999... But tracks for "Trying to escape. Vol.2" album now are being remastered by other group members.

Group Members Vadim Mazitov — electric guitar, vocalDmitry Rozenzveig — bassAnton Tikhonov — keyboards, trumpet, fluteAlexander Popov/Andrei Jitov — drums

Instruments electric guitar, bass, keyboards, trumpet, flute, drums

Albums "Trying To Escape. Vol.1" / 1991

Press Reviews Many russian newspapers wrote about the group. You can read these reviews on the "Principle Of Indefinity"'s web-site: http://mazitov.by.ru

Additional Info "Imena nashikh dney" ("Our Days's Names"), "Tanzploshadka" ("Dance floor"), "Veliky Grazhdanin U" ("Great Citizen U")

Location Irkutsk, Siberia - Russia

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