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This paper examines a cluster of underground/independent music actors—Kingpass, Vicky Lordofthering, Moscow, Liluplanet, Nablot, St. Petersburg, BabyShivid, and RCA2—tracing identity construction, distribution channels, and digital-preservation practices. Combining digital ethnography, social-network analysis, and archival research, the study maps artistic influences, collaboration networks, and the role of online platforms in sustaining regional scenes. Findings show porous boundaries between local scenes (Moscow/St. Petersburg), stylistic hybridity, and reliance on decentralized distribution practices; recommendations address documentation, metadata standardization, and community-driven archiving.
“Kingpass” suggests a gateway — “pass” as in mountain pass, ticketed access, or a password. “King” elevates its status. In online gaming, “Kingpass” could be a level, a clan name, or a map in Minecraft , Ark: Survival Evolved , or a custom Warcraft III scenario. It has a feudal, adventurous tone. “King” elevates its status
The introduction of Moscow and St. Petersburg suggests a geographic shift towards Russia. These two cities are Russia's most populous and culturally significant urban centers. Liluplanet, another enigmatic term, could be related to a Russian entertainment or media outlet, a planetarium, or even an online platform. Writers on platforms like Wattpad
A heavy clunk echoed from behind the door. The lock disengaged. Archive of Our Own (AO3)
Two of Russia’s most prominent cities. Their inclusion suggests either:
The names “Vicky”, “Kingpass”, “Lordofthering”, “Liluplanet” sound like characters or settings from a fan fiction that blends Tolkien, sci‑fi, and contemporary Russia. “Babyshivid” could be a villain or a mascot. Writers on platforms like Wattpad, Archive of Our Own (AO3), or Fimfiction sometimes embed keywords in their metadata for search optimization or inside jokes within their community.
As they returned to Moscow, they were met with a hero's welcome, but more importantly, they were hailed as guardians of a new era of enlightenment, where the true power of the Lord of the Ring could be used for the betterment of all.
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