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Кому Вниз (Komu Vnyz - "Whom's Down" in ukrainian) is a gothic-rock/industrial/folk band formed in Kiev, Ukraine in 1988. The band consists of Andriy Sereda, Serhiy Stepanenko, Vladyslav Malyugin, Eugene Razin, Vladyslav Makarov From the beginning Komu Vnyz played music that didn't enter the common canons of Ukrainian rock stage of that time. The lyric was complicated, impressive and full of dark romance, that is common for gothic-rock, although even then Komu Vnyz were using some elements of industrial energetic , that become their characteristic feature today. Because of inability to find some standard music term critics in 1991 called...

Timur Mutsurayev (Chechen: Муцурай ХӀамзат-кӀант Темур; Russian: Тимур Хамзатович Муцураев; born July 25, 1976 in Grozny, Chechen Republic), or Mucuraev, is a Chechen singer-songwriter and bard. Mutsurayev fought for Chechen independence; though his songs are widely regarded as russophobic and stridently supportive of Chechen separatism. Mutsurayev's first recorded song (Jerusalem) gained airplay during the 1999–2000 Battle of Grozny. It was reported during the war that Russian paratroopers mocked the song with cries of, "Guitars won't take Jerusalem!" Some Chechens felt that it was politically inappropriate to sing about Jerusalem during a war inside Chechnya, but in response Mutsurayev indicated he...

Ольга Борисовна Кормухина родилась 1 июня 1960, в г. Горький, ныне Нижний Новгород. В 1977-81 Ольга училась в Архитектурном институте в Горьком, где на студенческих вечерах состоялись её первые выступления перед публикой. Весной 1981 на Всероссийском джаз-рок фестивале «Нижегородская весна» певица завоевала ‘Гран-при’ в номинации «Лучший сольный вокал». В ресторане ‘Нижегородский’, где Ольга начала выступать в то время, её услышал руководитель известного джаз-оркестра Олег Лундстрем. Прослушав молодую певицу, он предложил ей приехать в Москву. В 1983 Ольга поступает в Государственный музыкально-педагогический институт имени Гнесиных, во время учебы работая с оркестрами Олега Лундстрема и Анатолия Кролла. В 1986 певица приняла участие...

Murakami is a Russian rock band, formed in November 2004, in the city of Kazan. The frontwoman is Dilyara Vagapova. Group Murakami was formed in the autumn of 2004, when the band The Sun-Screen invited the then party to the television project Narodniy Artist-2 on RTR Dilara Vagapova to try his hand in a rock band, knowing her passion for this style of music. Thus, in November 2004, he formed and proceeds to an active group rehearsals, though as yet untitled. In December, after much controversy and heated debate in the group name appears. So there were Murakami. In February...