in 2016, the English-language album Malibu Alibi. In 2011, the first Mumiy Troll Music Bar was opened in Vladivostok. In 2015, Lagutenko opened a second Mumiy Troll Music Bar in Moscow. The group has participated in various international festivals and music conferences, including SXSW, Culture Collide, Zandari Festa, Mu:Con, Sound City, and Visual Japan Summit. In 2013, they founded their own showcase festival "Vladivostok Rocks" (V-ROX). The festival was dubbed "a small Pacific Woodstock" by Russia Beyond The Headlines. V-ROX was held annually from 2013 to 2019. The 2020 edition of the festival was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mumiy Troll was the first to support the activities of PSI organization fighting AIDS in Russia and performed at the No Name Fever exhibition for AIDS in Gothenburg, Sweden in 2005. They are also well known for conservation activities on wild life in Far-East taiga and helping local minorities to survive. Ilya Lagutenko is a patron of the British-Russian Amur fund for the protection of Amur tigers and leopards. In 2022, the group condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and, as a result, had all their concerts in Russia canceled by the authorities. Musical style Lagutenko lived in London in the 1990s and was influenced by the Britpop scene at the time. Lagutenko has described the band's style as "rockapops." Band members Ilya Lagutenko – lead vocals, guitar, keyboard, acoustic guitar, tambourine – drums – keyboards Artyom Kritsin – guitar Pavel Vovk – bass guitar Discography 1985 – Novaya luna aprelya () 1990 – Delay Yu-Yu () 1997 – Morskaya () 1997 – Ikra () 1998 – Shamora – pravda o Mumiyakh i Trollyakh () 1998 – S novym godom, Kroshka! () 2000 – Tochno rtut' aloe () 2002 – Meeamury () 2004 – Pohititeli knig () 2005 – Sliyaniye i pogloshcheniye () 2007 – Amba () 2008 – 8 2009 – Comrade Ambassador – US release (in Russian) 2010 – Paradise Ahead – US EP Release 2012 – Vladivostok 2013 – SOS matrosu () 2015 – Piratskie kopii () 2016 – Malibu Alibi 2016 – #31E 2018 – Vostok X Severozapad () Awards 1997 The Best Still Image 1996 for Utekai (Slip Away) The Best Still Image 1997 for Delfiny (Dolphins) – the award from the Pokolenie Video Festival. 1997 The Best Rock Group 1997 – Ovation prize from the Russian Music Academy. 1997 The Best Group 1997, The