The duo currently consists of vocalist Anastasiya 'Nastya' Kreslina (born November 13, 1995) and producer Nikolay Kostylev (born August 31, 1995).
The band describes itself as an "audio-visual project".

The duo’s first performance took place in Saint Petersburg, followed by a concert in Moscow as the second part of the series "W17CHØU7" ("Witchout"), to an audience of around 600 people.
The band released their debut EP "Substances" on the Portland-based label STYLSS in 2014, featuring the track "Ether", for which they released their first music video.
The band then released the EP "Vacuum" later in the same year, on French label Stellar, Kinematics, allowing them to widen their audience in Europe.
Their first European performances took place in Paris, Bordeaux, Riga, Prague and Helsinki, followed by more shows in their homeland of Russia.
In 2016, the band toured Brazil and filmed the music video for the track "Go With the Flow".
In the same year, their first tour of the U.S. and a performance in Mexico took place.
In 2017, IC3PEAK won the Electronics category in the Jägermeister Music Awards and the Golden Gargoyle Award for "best experimental project of the year".
In November 2017, the band released their first Russian-language album "Сладкая Жизнь" (Sweet Life), with the track "Грустная сука" (Sad Bitch), receiving more than 10 million views on YouTube.


The duo's second Russian language album "Сказка" (Fairytale) contains songs on social themes.
In the song "Смерти Больше Нет" (Death No More), Nastya Kreslina sings from the perspective of a riot squad member, facing the Lubyanka jail-headquarters of the FSB (Federal Security Service).
The song features the lyrics "Together with others you will be twisted in the square" and "I go outside to caress a cat while a cop car runs it over".
In the fall of 2018, the group, like a number of other Russian independent performers, started having problems with the cancellation of concerts in Russian cities by local security forces.
The band have been caught up in a crackdown on popular music acts across provincial Russia, where shows have been cancelled in a flurry of local pressure that is said to have provoked an intervention by the Kremlin.
The duo currently consists of vocalist Anastasiya 'Nastya' Kreslina (born November 13, 1995) and producer Nikolay Kostylev (born August 31, 1995). The band describes itself as an "audio-visual project".
The duo’s first performance took place in Saint Petersburg, followed by a concert in Moscow as the second part of the series "W17CHØU7" ("Witchout"), to an audience of around 600 people. The band released their debut EP "Substances" on the Portland-based label STYLSS in 2014, featuring the track "Ether", for which they released their first music video. The band then released the EP "Vacuum" later in the same year, on French label Stellar, Kinematics, allowing them to widen their audience in Europe. Their first European performances took place in Paris, Bordeaux, Riga, Prague and Helsinki, followed by more shows in their homeland of Russia. In 2016, the band toured Brazil and filmed the music video for the track "Go With the Flow". In the same year, their first tour of the U.S. and a performance in Mexico took place. In 2017, IC3PEAK won the Electronics category in the Jägermeister Music Awards and the Golden Gargoyle Award for "best experimental project of the year". In November 2017, the band released their first Russian-language album "Сладкая Жизнь" (Sweet Life), with the track "Грустная сука" (Sad Bitch), receiving more than 10 million views on YouTube. 

The duo's second Russian language album "Сказка" (Fairytale) contains songs on social themes. In the song "Смерти Больше Нет" (Death No More), Nastya Kreslina sings from the perspective of a riot squad member, facing the Lubyanka jail-headquarters of the FSB (Federal Security Service). The song features the lyrics "Together with others you will be twisted in the square" and "I go outside to caress a cat while a cop car runs it over". In the fall of 2018, the group, like a number of other Russian independent performers, started having problems with the cancellation of concerts in Russian cities by local security forces. The band have been caught up in a crackdown on popular music acts across provincial Russia, where shows have been cancelled in a flurry of local pressure that is said to have provoked an intervention by the Kremlin.
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