was issued. A year later, the album БумZ-БумZ (BumZ-BumZ) was the last in the group's most successful period. The title comes from the German slang word bumsen (i.e., to have sex), which is phonetically similar to the sound of a drum-machine. The twelve tracks of the album are mainly quality dance-pop songs with true-to-life texts, but among them are also some tracks without vocals. Almost all of them became radio hits and favorites of dance-pop parties. From this album onwards the group has collaborated with the female vocalist Элеонора (Eleonora Filimonova). The group then released the albums Выход - OUT (Exit - OUT), Меня колбасит (I Feel Groovy), and Восходящие воздушные потоки (Ascending Airflows). The last album with Viktor Bondaryuk was Цyzамен (Together, in German zusammen). It consisted of the group's collected collaborative works, remixes and some new songs. The new album !Слушай (!Listen) was released in 2010. It consisted of new songs, club tracks and remixes, which were recorded for the last 5 years. Literature Alexander Alekseev, Andrei Burlaka (2001). Encyclopedia of Russian Pop and Rock Music. — Moscow: Eksmo-Press, p. 333. References External links Russki Razmer's official website (in Russian) Russki Razmer's unofficial forum (in Russian) Russkiy Razmer on russmus.net: lyrics and English translations Eurodance groups Musical groups from Saint Petersburg Russian DJs Russian pop music groups Russian techno musicians Russian synthpop groups Techno music groups Electronic dance music DJs