Najważniejsza płyta zepołu Alexieja Borisova.
Wydało Lumberton Trading, UK 2007, płyta nowa.

Boomcat: "This latest album by Moscow's Volga is a gloriously strange affair, bringing together electronic beats, Eastern instrumentation and the often other-worldly vocals of Angela Manukian. Pomol might be justifiably described as a techno pop album, but instead tracks like 'Kozel' sound like a kind of Bollywood reworking of Bjork's Debut. Midway into the album, some of the band's more experimental tendencies are revealed by the crunching electronic weirdness of 'Svaha' and the 4/4 echo drone of 'Tausen'. The album draws to a close with two tracks that represent the opposite ends of their broad stylistic spectrum, with the almost Tatu-like hyperactive electronic pop of 'Ropes' coming immediately before the abstract vocal piece 'Sufi', which harkens back to the album's impressive opening track"