It consists of vocalist Vasko Raykov, guitarist Vasil Parvanovski, bassist Martin Stoyanov and drummer Boyan "Bonzy" Georgiev.

His initial desire was to be the drummer of the band, but this idea quickly vanished as he received a bass guitar as a present from his neighbor.

[citation needed] In 1998, the parents of Vasil Parvanovski took him to visit a family friend, one of the most famous blues performers in Bulgaria, Vasko 'Krupkata' (the 'Patch').

12-year-old Parvanovski heard hard drumming coming from the basement of the house they were visiting, and that turned out to be the young son of Krupkata, the then eight-year-old Boyan 'Bonzy' Georgiev.

At that time, the members of the band decided to substitute their present name (Kaskadiori) with another one which better reflected their new ideas about making music.

Suddenly the band attracted a lot of fans who shared their ideas and vision about united society having music as lifestyle.

[4] In 2009, Odd Crew had already played on every club stage in Bulgaria and went on the 11 Years of Brotherhood tour in various countries around Europe, including Hungary, Germany, Switzerland and England.

[8] On 24 November 2021, Odd Crew announced that the band signed a record deal with German label Drakkar Entertainment[9] for a worldwide distribution.

The CD was recorded, mixed and mastered in ButcherHouse Studio in Sofia and contains eight songs[10] alongside black and white emotionally shattering videos to all of them.

The record sounds more progressive and doomy, and also more mature and brings Odd Crew's most melodic songwriting tendencies to the fore.