A long search for his own unique sounds came to fruition in 1984, when "Krematorij" added a violin to their version of Rock-n-Roll.

Many of them, including "Krematorij", "Tanya", "Kondrati", "Trash Wind", "Khabibulin", "Ugly Elsa", "Sebastia", "Sexy Cat", "Strawberry with Ice", "Little Girl", "2001" and "Katmandu", are very popular among the audiences throughout the former Soviet Union, the Netherlands, Germany, Israel and the United States.

[2] "The red-haired trouble of the neighbourhood The first fiddle; that was understood All her days Like a zebra's skin She used to be happy But now she's in Chinese tank ..." (transl.

According to critics, the album's concept is the spirit of excitement, adventure and immutable truths, tied up with modern realities.

[5] In 2012 "Krematorij" issued a petition urging the Russian State Duma to criminalize all forms of nazism, including the Armenian genocide.