Richard James Foster, The Quietus.

Ninja Glam was launched in 2008 as an anonymous electronic project of Dmitriy Peitsch, vocalist/guitarist of the noise-rock band Motherfathers. Following year the new outfit started playing gigs while the line-up expanded with the arrival of Max Elizarov (also of Motherfathers).
Ninja Glam took part in several international festivals including "The Sound and Fury" and "Avant", numerous underground raves in Moscow, performed in the Moscow Museum of Modern Art and Moscow Electromuseum as part of the "Night of Museums" and “Night of the Arts” events, played at the “Worker and Kolkhoz woman” museum space, participated in several Moscow Music Week events. The band shared stage with Whourkr, Igorrr, Henri Claudel/Mother Ganga and many other notable Russian and international artists. Ninja Glam has put out 14 full-length / extended releases as well as a number of singles, provided the soundtracks for the film "Tactics" and video installation "Naturmorti" by Eugene Granilschikov as well as films "Emigre", "Black Film" and "White Film" by Yasha Vetkin.