The British guitar scene of the 1980s, Morrissey's biting poetry, and the nervous brilliance of The Smiths are at the center of this meeting from the 'Vinyl Hour' series. The record will be played in full, and the discussion around it will help to hear how punk's audacity changed form and became subtler, smarter, and more dangerous to the established order and pop culture. In the history of British music, there are moments when loud protest leaves the stage but does not disappear. After the punk explosion of the late 1970s, aggression became less straightforward: instead of a crude challenge, irony, literary quality, guitar melancholy, and almost theatrical work with image emerged. On this shift in intonations, The Smiths grew - a band that spoke about personal vulnerability, class irritation, and social rituals as if a pop song could be a small pamphlet. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.