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least depressing day in any of the post soviet countries

Thanks red effect

Heard it while taking the bus in North Macedonia, absolute banger

This song reminds me of Macedonian Buses

This is the song that plays when Macedonia confirms that it is British

Came here from Red Effect's theme music. And I like what I hear 😊

Imagine having this sound blowing up because some bloke used it while talking about Macedonian buses😭😭😭

This was recommended to me in North Macedonia by a kind bus driver, very good song 10/10

As south american i must say... This looks like home, but more depressing...

Music like this is so beautiful and encapsulates so much emotion both sad and happy at the same time it’s amazing.

Прекрасная песня, чувствуется дух македонских автобусов

This man needs to make more music

Nice! Love the music! Also if anyone is wondering this was filmed in Kyrgyzstan

Great stuff, who knew I would find a new favorite banger by clicking on funny Balkan meme. Edit: was a pleasure seeing this at ~300 views before it blew up.

thanks all for listening to this :))))) follow my ig @leowpold for more music !

Banger - sounds like that one Belarussian band, Molchat doma

Man, this song is underrated. Deserve popular more!

Nostalgic Melancholy. It's the best way i could describe the feeling of this song. Growing up poor the sight of abandon structures, the rusted boats, and mementos of the past, reminded me how simpler life was when i was a kid.

What neoliberal shock therapy does to a mf

red effect for the winnnnn

Perfectly catches the mood of post-soviet rural towns. Great work!

its got that post punk feel I love it

This piece is definitely perfect for an uneventful drive around my neighborhood

Americans going to Belarus be like "Wow! This is just like Molchat Doma!"

Красиво. И музыка красивая. Идеально передаёт атмосферу. Честно говоря читая комментарии понимаешь, что не все понимают красоту таких мест. Места, будто замороженные во времени, приезжая в которые, чувствуешь, будто оказался в прошлом. Красота.

sounds like a song that never truly existed love the aesthetic

2:10 This shot is by far my absolute favorite because of how well the beautiful sunset juxtaposes with the barbed wires. The camera person pointing at the sunset through the wires makes me feel like we as the viewers are being shown what freedom looks like only for the camera to retract and show us all of the barbed wires keeping us from getting there. The camera movements are erratic and transition in such a way that it makes me feel as though the cameraman showed us something we weren’t supposed to see. Shoot dude those two birds flying by made it even more impactful because they get to fly free while we’re trapped in here. This entire couple second scene embodies the entire feel of this song and what it represents.

RedEfect FTW!

just want to say, it's crazy how good this song loops

This song plays everytime you get in a Macedonian bus.

Balykchy is almost exactly on the other side of the planet from me. Somehow it feels familiar. In the 80s when farming turned industrial the old families moved to the cities and left behind their homes, buildings and equipment. Entire towns evaporated in a decade and I spent my childhood wandering around in those empty buildings and rusted out farm machinery.

Redeffect brought me here

From Toowoomba to Skopje, Thou we be brothers by an unlikely trait; the bus.

there's something about this song that reminds me macedonian busses

I like this song a lot, I only know it from RedEffects outro though!

These type of songs are always comforting

most patriotic macedonian song

Welcome to tarkov

I heard this song whilst on a bus in North Macedonia.

this shows how its always a smart idea for artists to let creators use their music as it will make their music explode

The Northern Macedonian bus drivers have excellent music taste.

Mir gefällt dieses Musiklied außerordentlich. Der Interpret hat grandiose Arbeit geleistet! 😎👍

duuuude! i was on vacation in North Macedonia and the bus driver took out his guitar and started playing this!

wow mao

Balkan doomercore

Heard it while taking a bus in Skopje, love this song

Redeffect broght me here, still, very nice, will add this to my gym-playlist

My favorite Filipino song

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this montage is just sad.. it describes the whole former soviet union, with that dystopian soviet architecture and the infrastructure which always broke down. i can relate so much, it hurts

As a Macedonian I can confirm that we play this on our bus

i wacthed a RedEffect video, and when i heard the outro, i was mesmerized!

this has no right being this good

Damn nice Song. First building is the western bus-station in Bishkek Kyrgyzstan. Been there lowkey a nice place .

Me acuerdo yo, en verano de 2023 de haber ido a la costa de Cádiz, en zahora. Todos los días recorría la playa hasta el faro de trafalgar. Con esta música sonando en mi cabeza en esos atardeceres del sur de España

Love it... There's a melancholy nostalgia in such views and places... Through the cold, battered remains of the regime there's homeliness that permeates through every crack...

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Anyone here from RedEffect? :D

beautiful sunny day in moldova

this is me when i go to the best London Oyster card zone (North macedonia)

This is so fucking Good

me just knowing this is geopold

hey svard my man this song sounds really unique among all those postpunk tracks keep ur own style like here, there are already enough bands with default postpunk stuff u have a great potential and this song current song is still my favorite of yours

a very nice song reminds me of Molchat Doma's music

I was on Erasmus project in Bulgaria, this song reminds me all the good memories with the amazing people.

Stream on my SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/svardd

came for the video, stayed for the music

I don't live in a former sovietic country, but I live in Romania and the environments look very similar. Our 1952 constitution was one of "friendship" and subordination towards the Soviet Union. They were involved in our internal matters until 1965, when our regime changed to national communism after the a new constituion was adopted and we started distancing ourselves from the U.S.S.R. Of course, nothing really changed for the better (Well some changes for the better happened, but they lasted until 1971, after that things started going downhill again). What saddens me is the fact that a lot of people, mostly older people but a surprising amount of young people as well say that Romania's golden age was during communism, but they ignore the multiple abuses they've done and innocent people that have had to suffer. When I bring up the multiple abuses the Communist Party has done during the time they governed, some people straight up try to tell me it's "brainwashing" made by the capitalist society or try to make it seem like things weren't as bad as I make them out to be. My paternal great-grandfather was arrested and spent 10+ years in jail for opposing the system. My maternal great-grandfather was brutalized by the police.They tried to force him to admit doing a crime he didn't commit (somebody was shot), fortunately for him, the victim survived and said it wasn't his fault. If that wasn't the case, he might've gone to jail aswell. My mother tells me that it was dangerous to even speak ill of the regime and the party and that parents back then taught their children to never express their opinions about the Communist Party and the regime in public. There is an endless amount of testimonies saying how bad things were, how abusive the laws, the police, the government were, yet old people are just blinded by nostalgia and a lot of young people believe the nonsense their parents/grandparents teach them about "the golden age" of our country. Sure, maybe the country itself was developing but people suffered. I actually got to see a really good amount of videos that show Romania under communism in a good light and how "great" things were. I watched the videos all throughout but they mostly misinterpret a lot of things that have happened and only talk about the good parts. What's absolutely mind-boggling is that people actually believe this. I live in a small town with some old run-down buildings from the communist period, but as of recently they started getting sold, demolished.The town changed, it doesn't look as depressing now but back when I was 4-5 years old it was a really old,grey, ugly town with ruined buildings and tons of communist apartments. The color I remember my early childhood is dominated by grey. Right now, I still live in an apartment building built during the communist regime. Yeah it's a pretty old, run-down building.

Westoids: "how can people live like this, it's suffering and depression everywhere!!!" Balkaners, Visegradians and Post-Soviet Citizens: "bro this is fire 🔥🔥"

maoist here

Must be a red effect reference

What a banger! Thanks for making this masterpiece.

Bro my literal house is in the thumbnail

depressing. beatiful.

The pure sense of desperation and joy at the same time this music give is simply stunning . I have no other words for describe how amazing it is.

Reminds me of bad piggies

Broken dreams of a better world

Old stairs Abandoned building Old communist signs Gray sky Depression architecture Oh yeah its eastern europe time

absolutely love this, the atmosphere bruhhh

This eminds me of bad piggies

This must be what Alexander heard when he conquered London

0:38 Wow, this is the town (Balykchy) where I live. This is mind-blowing how I came to this so randomly. And you've missed so many cool places

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Never knew the Macedonian bus system had a theme song until now

This song messes with my feelings and also reminds me of a Macedonian bus

Absolute amazing song!

Gotta thank Red Effect for making me learn about this song

redeffect got me here and this is a nice song

God i love Russia, I genuinely love the architecture, the place in general feels quite at home to me.

This is such a perfect song and I never say 'perfect' about anything really.

For some reason I thought this sounded a bit like the bad piggies theme song

Svard is probably the most underrated artist on youtube

Absolute tune, keep em coming!

That eastern bloc aesthetic hits different

This just reminds me of memories and makes me wish I reversed time to re-experience everything again, this time locking everything to my memory.

Westoid be like: if it's not sunny it is depressing

I'm desperate for more music from this guy. And more videos like this one

Why is not in Spotify this piece of art

Such underrated song, deserves millions of views tbh.