Sergey Supalov
Artist, photographer, archive keeper
Biography
Sergey Supalov is an Arkhangelsk artist and photographer, Oblachny Kray's "photo chronicler".
Sergey Supalov is an Arkhangelsk artist and photographer, Oblachny Kray's "photo chronicler". He designed Svobody Zahoteli? (1990): the cover shows a giant statue of a dictator with the song characters climbing it. For 1991 he painted, at Bogaev's request, a picture of a ruined Arkhangelsk, and later he designed Lyubov k Zhizni (1999).
In the 2000s, as the site puts it, Supalov became the main keeper of the band's creative legacy: he digitised old recordings and video (in 2005 from VHS), preserved the original titles and artwork of 1982, restored covers and colours of old albums for the 2008–2010 reissues, and in 2010 edited video of a concert and synchronised it with the sound.
Supalov started and ran the Arkhangelsk magazine «Absurd» — about all Arkhangelsk rock, not only heavy rock; according to Bogaev, he also drew about half of the band's album covers.
Career Highlights
- Cover of Svobody Zahoteli? (1990) and artwork of 1991
- Artwork of Lyubov k Zhizni (1999)
- Digitising old recordings and video
- Restored covers for the 2008–2010 reissues
22 tracks Big Iron
1978
15 tracks Great Harmony
1982
7 tracks X-Ya Amateur Show
1983
14 tracks Peak of Idiocy
1984
11 tracks Stirrup and People
1985
9 tracks Concert at MEI
1987
9 tracks Concert in Podolsk
1987
10 tracks Wanted Freedom
1990
11 tracks 1991
1991
16 tracks Love for Life
1999
12 tracks Patriot
2003
15 tracks Life in 2007
2004
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