Hi, mom!
Today we went to the concert of my host’s favorite Russian folk rock band “Melnitsa” – “Windmill”. 
It was founded in 1999 by Natalia "Hellawes" O'Shea and Alexey "Chus" Sapkov around the remnants of a local folk band 'Till Eulenspiegel'.
The band fuses Russian, Irish and other North European folk influences with guitar pop/rock. Natalia "Hellawes" O'Shea, the lead singer and primary songwriter, is an academic and a specialist in medieval European languages and cultures by day. Her expertise lends the typically complex fantasy-laden lyrics a degree of authenticity. Texts are based on national (Russian, Celtic, Scandinavian, Balkan), and also medieval ballads and legends.
Well, photos are not so good, but I have a lot of fun! 
In the beginning it was necessary to defend huge queue in Arena-Moscow club.
Inside there was too many people therefore we appeared far from a scene. But look, what a beautiful light show! 
We could buy T-shirts and posters with symbolics of group, jewelry in celtic style and many musical instruments.
I couldn't make satisfactory photos of me and singer of the group, but it is impossible to ignore, such an authentic look. 
My host asked me to give references to songs of "Windmill" - I don't know, is it legal? I hope if it is impossible – somebody will send me a message . This group has not official clips, therefore these videos are fans’.
This song is called "Werewolf". It is about a soldier who lost his peace. He hears whisper from a door on the street - it urges to leave doubts, to release an internal animal to freedom. Thus, the soldier has a girlfriend who cries and asks him to remain. But most likely, he won't obey.
This song is called "Dragon", it tells us about a dragon. 
Now he is very old and lies, protecting a treasure. Shine of gold reminds him of his darling who died many years ago. And he starts to dream of the country very far away, where still live his majestic relatives, the most beautiful beings of the World! But some heroes feast in a palace and they are going to kill the dragon - till Christmas.
