
Kizaru returns to the spotlight with his sixteenth recorded title, distributed by HAUNTED FAMILY on June 20, 2025. This release comes at a pivotal moment, as the artist's discography extends from the previous studio album, QUAZIMODO, to a futuristic project titled CA$HEY. The album, with a total duration of 43 minutes and 57 seconds for sixteen tracks, is presented as a work of absolute compactness, refusing any dilution in length. This is an editorial choice that demands intense listening, with every second counting in a context where the artist's legal trajectory, marked by an arrest in November 2021 and a prison term that began in 2016, continues to shape his public biography.
An absolute compactness demanding intense listening
The album is immediately defined by its condensed narrative density. Sixteen tracks in less than an hour of listening time—a format that forces each contribution to be both readable and impactful. The tracklist begins with DON'T ASK, serving as an immediate anchor point, before moving through sequences like SIMBA and SQUADROBBER. This rigorous structure avoids the unnecessary digressions often found in more expansive productions. The project is brought to a close by PROBLEM CHILD, the final track, sealing an architecture where the opening and closing form a closed loop with no escape. The album's management of time stands out as a major asset: 43 minutes and 57 seconds for sixteen tracks allows for a linear progression where each track takes its place without being drowned in a too lengthy flow.
Points of lyrical climax identified in the three main acts
Three tracks stand out with particular prominence within the sixteen tracks offered by the album. DON'T ASK occupies the first slot on the tracklist, providing a direct and unadorned introduction. SIMBA, located in second position, establishes its name from the very beginning of the listening cycle, while PROBLEM CHILD closes things off as a definitive conclusion. These three key moments structure the album's overall experience, creating precise temporal reference points for the listener. Between these points, tracks such as FULL MOON, GOLDEN VISA, and CODEINE DREAMS form a continuum that maintains attention without ever dispersing. The album thus functions as a logical sequence where each track prepares the one that follows, without requiring superfluous explanations between transitions.
Factual legacy and place in a moving trajectory
The total duration of 43 minutes and 57 seconds for sixteen tracks imposes a sustained rhythm that contrasts with the artist's trajectory, marked by an arrest in November 2021 in Germany for four months and a prison sentence at the Spanish prison of Soto del Real that began in 2016. The positioning of this album between QUAZIMODO, released in 2024, and the future project CA$HEY scheduled for 2026 confirms a constant creative continuity despite the legal setbacks that prevented Oleg Viktorovich Nechiporenko from entering Russian territory. Kizaru's trajectory thus takes on the shape of a U-shaped path, where the artist, founder and member of the group Haunted Family, uses this publishing platform to consolidate his international presence from Barcelona, making every second of listening a step towards artistic maturity that does not seek to unfold but to strike hard. The release of this album on June 20, 2025 marks a precise stage in Kizaru's trajectory, positioning him between QUAZIMODO and CA$HEY. This chronological sequence shows an artist in perpetual evolution, without taking long breaks or waiting for external certainties. The label HAUNTED FAMILY, of which Kizaru is a member and founder, ensures the distribution with a coherence that is part of the group's history.
Technical details
- Release date: June 20, 2025 - Label: HAUNTED FAMILY - Tracks: 16 (43 min 57 s) - Opening/closing track: DON'T ASK / PROBLEM CHILD - Previous album: QUAZIMODO (2024)
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