A musical rebel, philosopher, and ironic critic of the industry - this evening is dedicated to Frank Zappa and his groundbreaking album "Zoot Allures". On vinyl, live, with commentary from Alexey Korshun - honestly, loudly, and unfiltered. A celebration for those who are not afraid to listen truly. Frank Zappa was a musician who could not be confined to a box. He played, composed, produced, and shattered stereotypes. With his ironic stance and audacious creativity, he irritated the music industry - and that was his principle. Over 60 albums, each with its own aesthetics, mood, and sound - this is a colossal legacy where experiment, rock, jazz, orchestral music, and even political satire intertwine. This evening, the album "Zoot Allures," released in 1976, will be played in full on vinyl. It became a special chapter in Zappa's career - deep, eclectic, filled with guitar solos, subtle mockery, and sound paradoxes. An album that seemingly combines everything: from groove to free jazz, from theatricality to intimate chamber music. We will listen to the album as part of the "Vinyl Hour" project - a format where music plays from records, and stories are told between tracks. Alexey Korshun, a rock music expert and the voice of Rock Arsenal radio, will share context, anecdotes, and details that deepen the perception. This is a meeting where not only the sound matters, but also the pauses between sounds, not just the notes, but the biography behind them. An event for those who grew up on loud guitars, value musical free thinking, and love to dissect works layer by layer. The format is cozy and intimate, with limited seating. So if the name Zappa means more to you than just a name, you know where to be. Where to go in Yekaterinburg is known by KudaGo.