Дома Молчат (Doma Molchat)

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The Silent Houses and the Urban Solitude

The song 'дома молчат (Doma Molchat)' by Molchat Doma, a band known for their post-punk and new wave influences, delves into themes of urban isolation and the impersonal nature of city life. The lyrics paint a picture of someone looking out of a window into the darkness, observing the silence of the houses and the sleeping city. The imagery of a 'gloomy look' and 'reflection' suggests a contemplative mood, possibly hinting at self-reflection or a sense of detachment from the surroundings.

The mention of a taxi passing by and the city being wet implies a connection to the outside world, yet there is a clear separation as the individual remains inside, warm and observing. The turning on and off of a light and the silhouette seen briefly speaks to the fleeting connections and the anonymity of urban living. The light that dazzles the eye could symbolize a moment of realization or clarity that is quickly lost in the darkness of the city.

Finally, the song's refrain, urging the listener to look at the silent houses but not to remain silent themselves, could be interpreted as a call to break the cycle of isolation and to find one's voice in the midst of the overwhelming silence. It's a reminder that while the houses and the city might be silent, the individual doesn't have to be, suggesting a potential for communication and connection despite the isolating urban environment.

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  1. Cyдно (Sudno)
  2. Клетка (Kletka)
  3. Фильмы (Filmy)
  4. Танцевать (Tancevat)
  5. Я Не Коммунист (Ya Ne Kommunist)
  6. Тоска (Toska)
  7. Po Krayu Ostrova
  8. Дома Молчат (Doma Molchat)
  9. Звезды (Zvezdy)
  10. На Дне (Na Dne)
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