Their second album, “Music for the Broken Keys,” was recorded in 2007, and Punk TV has already toured Britain twice and played songs from it at several festivals. New Punk TV became more musically-cosmopolitan: finally a smooth sound, correct balance of guitars with synthesizers, evident hints of new-rave.

A saying that is true about most Russian-language bands: “They may listen to correct music, try to play it right, but still it comes out sounding totally Soviet.” Obviously has nothing to do with Punk TV. Still, Punk TV doesn’t hesitate to cooperate with popular Russian bands – recently they performed a song in a duet with Bi-2 and plan to shoot a video for it. In Kyiv TV-punks are going to present a reissued version of “Music for the Broken Keys,” which is updated by a few remixes.