If you yearn to make comparisons, On-the-Go's intelligent indie pop falls somewhere between Bon Iver's folk and Boards of Canada's IDM. But while the group's sonic sheen is inspired by those Western artists, the core of their music retains a distinctive Russian sensibility. This unique sound has led to increased success—both at home and abroad—for the band, and praise for their mellifluous arrangements, alluring melodies and deftly charming lyrics. It means that despite only releasing a few LPs and a handful of EPs, their songs continue to evolve in expansive and rewarding ways.