There was only one word on it - Gvar. Seeing this as a sign, I digitized the cassette and put it on the net. after that day my dog no longer barks, eats and walks. Maybe because I never had it. I do not know. Are you looking too? It’s all useless ..." "I heard about the new album by Gvar, which is expected to be released in 2014 - this time either on floppy disks or vinyl, but I don’t have full confidence in this. As, however, in everything else, as for this mystical group, which once and for all changed my life." "I don’t know if I will survive until my mind is divided into 4 parts, and I can see Diana, but be that as it may, I click on the play again, because I simply have no other choice. Weakening, I nonetheless live in the hope that I will have time to hear a new message from Gvar, knowing that it will save me from this mortal world. In the meantime, since I still remain on the physical plane, I understand that this is a sign from above - and therefore do everything in my power - I create a page about Gvar in the hope that it will become a light in the darkness of our world for people like me..." Another mysterious group that calls themselves Draw has released three albums with covers very similar to those of Dvar, believed to be either a tribute to Dvar or a mockery of Dvar. There is hardly any information about Draw's third album, but there is information with their other two albums. With Draw's first album "Хааа' Хах," hosted by Immoral Basement Records on Bandcamp.com. We get a author's note quoting, "“Our label continues to unofficially republish old, little-known, but interesting projects. This time two projects fell into my hands, which are parodies of the legendary darkvarve / lightwave-group Dvar. The first project is called Gvar (about it a little later), and the second Draw (talk about it and go). And so, this is the debut release of Drav, which is the most obvious caricature of the very same Dvar. The music, however, resembles Dvar only remotely, and the vocals are completely absent. However, there are names in the 'fictional' language, which is, as you may have already noticed, distorted Russian words.