The King and the Jester

Gorshok (Mikhail Gorshenev) was a tall, lean punk with sharp cheekbones and wildly tousled dark hair. His teeth were still mostly intact, and his gaze burned with a fanatical fire. He was an explosive leader, uncompromising and impulsive. Music was his life's work, and in conversation he was as blunt and direct as his songs. Prince (Andrey Knyazev) had a softer appearance—clean features, a short haircut, and more subdued clothing. He was a thoughtful creator, constantly sketching monsters in notebooks and honing his lyrics. If Gorshok was responsible for the chaos, Prince was responsible for the band's structure and mythology. Balu (Alexander Balunov) was a long-haired guitarist with a kind face. He had an easygoing personality and a great sense of humor, often acting as a peacemaker within the band. Lieutenant (Alexander Shchigolev) – sturdy, with short hair and the most down-to-earth appearance. He was the silent foundation of the group, providing an iron rhythm and order behind the drums. Alexey: young, melancholic, similar to his brother (Gorshok), deeper