Tsoi. The Story of a Rock Star in Letters and Pictures

“Blood Type,” “We’re Waiting for Changes,” “A Star Named Sun,” “Tree,” “A Place to Step Forward,” “We Want to Dance,” “When Your Girlfriend Is Sick,” “Mom, We’re All Seriously Ill,” “The Cuckoo.” These songs—everyone has heard them at least once in their life. The band “Kino” became a symbol of an era of change—the most popular band of the 1980s–1990s. Their songs are listened to, sung, covered; chords are taught from them. Everyone knows the band leader’s name—even if they’ve never listened to rock.

Viktor Tsoi is a poet and musician, actor and artist, a legend and idol of millions. A person whose music will always sound.

“ Tsoi. The Story of a Rock Star in Letters and Pictures” is a work in which, from separate episodes of the history of the band “Kino” and Viktor Tsoi’s life, a picture of great changes is formed—and for each person, it turns out differently. This audiobook is a collective image, a metaphor of the era, a story about the idol of a generation that will appeal to both teenagers and adults.