The t.A.T.u. girls, meanwhile, are disturbingly bloodied Charlie's Angels that one either flaunts or conceals. Russia's premier underwear-clad technobeat lesbian lover (or not) exports, their video for "All About Us" -- censored by MTV for graphic violence -- is Russ Meyer with a Steadicam and a pirated copy of Final Cut Pro. Buzz-sawing guitar, DJ Sammy-esque house beats, and densely layered arpeggiated choral arrangements flesh out sweetly delivered tracks in equal parts "Castles in the Sky," White Zombie, and "Zombie Nation." Over Dangerous and Moving's production -- which feels as deeply as teenagers think they do -- t.A.T.u. bludgeons us in the best possible way with hooks crafted around basic emotions: "If they hurt you/They hurt me too," "She loves me not," and best of all, "I only want what I can't have." Come for the sexy; stay for the sap.