«Мы никогда не расставались»: братья Кристовские о 22 годах Uma2rman - Интервью

22 years on stage—and not a single serious breakup. Vladimir and Sergey Kristovsky of Uma2rman say it bluntly: "Broken up" in search engines isn't us. In this interview, they discuss the new tribute album, where their songs have been covered by Shnurov, Agutin, Zivert, and others, their stadium concerts in April, and why they don't use artificial intelligence in their work. The brothers speak candidly about life with six or seven children, motorcycles as a way to recharge, why children are banned from social media, and what's wrong with bloggers who "can't just have fun." And most importantly, is rock still alive today or has rap taken its place? Watch the "Interview" program: a lively, no-frills conversation about music, family, principles, and how to stay true to yourself when everything around you is changing. 00:00 — Introduction: 22 years together and why "split" isn't about them 02:10 — Tribute album: who covered Uma2rman's songs and how the artists were chosen 04:30 — April concerts: cities, dates, and promised surprises 06:45 — Music as therapy: which songs lift and which lower your spirits 09:15 — Artificial intelligence in creativity: why the brothers don't use it on principle 11:30 — Family and children: six and seven children, how to juggle it with touring 14:00 — Social media and bloggers: why kids are banned from phones and what's wrong with "eternal filming" 16:20 — Professions of the future: why it's important to be able to work with your hands and experience working in a morgue 18:40 — Is rock alive: attitudes toward young performers and why genres no longer matter 20:15 — Motorcycles, Moscow and Bratsk Chemistry: How the band spends time offstage