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Oblachny Kray

Arkhangelsk rock since 1978

Legends of Russian rock from Arkhangelsk. Russian hard rock and metal

1978 - 2011

Dive into the world of the legendary rock band from Arkhangelsk that left an indelible mark on the history of Russian rock

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Oblachny Kray recorded 19 albums over 33 years, building one of the most powerful catalogs in Russian underground rock history.
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48 Years of History
19 Studio Albums
One Legend.

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Made in Vaneeva 12-88
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A Fool Cynically Mocks a Beautiful Melody

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Legendary Performance at Podolsk-87 Festival

"Soviet Woodstock"

The star hour of Oblachny Kray! Rautkin ran around the stage, Bogaev tried to smash his "Ural" guitar — it survived. The only rock festival in the USSR, uniting more than 60,000 spectators and dozens of the best rock bands.

Oblachny Kray — Podolsk-87

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Our music is like Arkhangelsk weather: unpredictable, harsh, but alive.

— Igor Lyskovsky
Sergey Bogaev — founder of Oblachny Kray
December 22, 1961 — June 2, 2011

In Memory of Sergey Bogaev

Founder and soul of Oblachny Kray

Founder, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter of Oblachny Kray

His music was born in the Russian North and forever changed the sound of Russian rock. Heavy, psychedelic, utterly unique.

A great Russian rock musician who created the unique sound of Oblachny Kray — heavy, psychedelic rock born in the Russian North.

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Legendary Performance at Podolsk-87 Festival

The star hour of Oblachny Kray! Rautkin ran around the stage, Bogaev tried to smash his "Ural" guitar — it survived. The only rock festival in the USSR, uniting more than 60,000 spectators and dozens of the best rock bands.