The Moscow collective "BROM" will bring its no-jazz - a predatory mix of jazz freedom, noise intensity, and nonconformist energy - to the Summer Courtyard of the Museum of Underground. "BROM" is a Moscow band that operates at the intersection of jazz freedom, avant-garde sharpness, and a refusal to adhere to conventional genre boundaries. The musicians call their style no-jazz, and in this definition, the precise label is less important than the position itself: to take the energy of jazz, break expected patterns, move away from comfortable sounds, and build music as a clash of characters. In sources about the band, alongside no-jazz, an image of the New York no-wave of the 1970s and the art of nonconformists emerges. This is not a coincidental parallel: "BROM" is interesting precisely because of its nerve of resistance. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.