“Zvuki Mu” is a legendary Moscow group of the 1980s, which most music lovers in Russia know thanks to the work of Pyotr Mamonov, the permanent leader of the group, musician, actor, clown, tragedian, author of such hits as “Grey Dove”, “Fur Fur Coat” oak blues", "Leisure boogie", "Trans-reliability" and others. The book, published by the Amphora publishing house, is the first biography of "Sounds of Mu", telling the story from the beginning of the group to its collapse in 1990 and subsequent solo projects Mamonova. The book also includes an essay “Flowers in the Garden,” dedicated to the group and written by its bass player Alexander Lipnitsky.