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Kommunizm (band)

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Kommunizm
Company typeCollective
IndustryMusic
Founded1988
Defunct1990
Headquarters
Omsk
,
Soviet Union (now Russia)
ProductsAlbums, music recordings

Kommunizm () represented a Soviet-Russian conceptual collective originating from Omsk. Established in 1988,[1] the group dissolved two years later in 1990.

Their initial period saw the release of fourteen albums, including a four-volume compilation issued in 1996.[2] Between 2000 and 2003, several of these works were re-released on CD by the HOR label,[3] while Misteriya Zvuka issued remastered versions with additional tracks in 2007.[4] Furthermore, in 2011, two albums were reissued on vinyl featuring bonus material through Neuro Empire’s Stanzmarke imprint.[5][6]

Discography

  1. Na sovetskoy skorosti (1988)
  2. Suleyman Stalsky (1988)
  3. Veselyashchiy gaz (1989)
  4. Rodina slyshit (1989)
  5. Soldatskiy son (1989)
  6. Chudo-muzyka (1989)
  7. Narodovedenie (1989)
  8. Satanizm (1989)
  9. Zhizn chto skazka (1989)
  10. Let It Be (1989)
  11. Igra v samoletiki pod krovatyu (1989)
  12. Leniniana (1989)
  13. Trinadtsat (1990)
  14. Khronika pikiruyushchego bombardirovshchika (1990)
  15. Blagodat (2015)
    • A distinct series named Blagodat, unrelated to the 2015 releases aside from title and artwork, was also published in 1996.
  16. Granitsa schastia (2021)
  1. ↑ "Since January 1988, the restless Letov, together with Kuzya Uo and Manager, has established the conceptual project KOMMUNIZM." – Alexey Koblov. Swistoplyas #2, article "Machine-gun Longevity of Yegor Letov". September 2000
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