Inspiration, name-free
Пошлая Молли
Lo-fi synth punk from the 2010s: overdriven power chords, chiptune synth lead, drum machine claps, playful and swaggering in feel. A name-free Suno recipe that reproduces the signature sound without tripping the artist-name filter.
Style: Russian rock
History
Poshlaya Molli (По́шлая Мо́лли) is a Ukrainian synth-punk and pop-punk band from Zmiiv, Kharkiv Oblast. Its founder and frontman, Kirill Timoshenko, performs under the stage name Kirill Blednyi (born March 31, 1997). The project began in 2014 as an idea he shared with friend Bogdan Stupka under the working name "Molly," and was formally relaunched as Poshlaya Molli in February 2016, after a first club show attended mostly by friends. The sound mixes pop-punk with electronic and synth-pop textures, sometimes tagged as mumble rock. The band's popularity took off in 2017 through VKontakte communities: the debut album "8 Ways to Quit Masturbating" (February 2017) was ranked #2 on music outlet The Flow's list of the best Russian-language albums of that year, and the video for "Your Sister's Favorite Song" drew millions of YouTube views. In February 2018 the band performed on the widely watched Russian late-night show Evening Urgant. The current lineup is Kirill Blednyi, Dmitry Goncharenko, Konstantin Pyzhov, and Pavel Kholodyansky; the group was signed to Warner Music Russia from 2018 to 2021.
The recipe
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