"Cassiber 1982-1992 (unofficial biography)" is a unique and exciting look at one of the most experimental and influential bands in the avant-garde music world. Author's team , Chris Cutler , Vitor Rua , Peter Kemper , Fred Frith , Kersten Glanden , Franco Fabbri , Alex Kahn and Chris Cutler , created an unofficial biography, which reveals the interior kitchen of the Cassiber group, their creative path and unique atmosphere , which reigned in their studio and on stage for ten years. This book is a real treasure for fans of experimental music, fans of post-punk, avant-garde and progressive directions. It immerses the reader in an era when the boundaries between genres were blurred, and music became a powerful tool for expressing protests, searching for new sound horizons and experimenting with forms. At the center of the story is not only the history of the group, but also a deep analysis of their creativity, influence and place in the musical culture of the 80s and early 90s. The author's style, rich in details and vivid memories, allows you to feel the atmosphere of those years, understand the motivation of musicians and their internal conflicts, and also reveals the secrets of their unique sound. The book "Cassiber 1982-1992 (unofficial biography)" will be of interest not only to fans of the group, but also to anyone interested in the history of alternative music, experimental genres and cultural movements of the late 20th century. It is suitable for readers aged 18 years and older who are looking for a deep understanding of musical processes, as well as for musicians, critics and researchers seeking to expand their knowledge of how innovative musical projects were created and developed in an era of change. Particular attention is paid to the topic of creative search, inter-genre experiments and interaction of musicians, which makes the book especially valuable for those who appreciate originality and a non-standard approach to art. The book raises questions about the boundaries of musical expression, the role of technology in creating new sounds, and how the Cassiber group was able to combine elements of punk, jazz, avant-garde and electronic music in their music. This material helps to understand why their creativity remains relevant today, and their influence is felt in the works of modern experimental artists. The style of the author, combining analytical insight and vivid description, makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The book contains many rare photos, interviews and personal memories of the participants, which creates a sense of presence at rehearsals, concerts and in the studio. The author's approach allows us to look at the Cassiber group not only as a musical group, but also as a cultural phenomenon that reflects the spirit of the time and the challenges of the era. "Cassiber 1982-1992 (unofficial biography)" is not just a book about the band It is a portrait of an era in which the boundaries between genres and styles were blurred, and art became a powerful tool of social and cultural expression. It is worth reading to those who are looking for inspiration, appreciate the experiment and want to understand how music can become a form of protest, search and self-expression. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the alternative scene, post-punk and avant-garde, as well as for those who want to expand their horizons and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of creative search that defined the era of the end of the 20th century.