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Trek (band)

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Genres
  
Website
  
Peps Division website

Genre
  
Hard rock

Years active
  
1977–19962006–present

Origin
  
Khabarovsk, Russia

Associated acts
  
Alex, GAiNA, Chorny Kofe, Cruise

Members
  
Yuri 'Peps' MiroshnichenkoVladimir KotovFedor VasilyevIgor Cherevko

Similar
  
Fedor Vasiliev, Valery Gaina, Cruise, Chorny Kofe

Trek is a Russian rock band formed in Khabarovsk, Soviet Russia, in 1977.

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History

The group was formed in 1977.

The constant structure was formed in 1980. In 1982 they published their first album «Flying for line».

In 1991 the band plays at a Soviet-Japanese-American festival in Vladivostok.

In 1995 the group publishes the CD «Blessed to Feel», the first CD of a Far Eastern rock group. There was a considerable number of groups by then in Khabarovsk and the band "Track" decided to start rock club "Roxy" on June, 24th, 1995.

In 1996 "Track" performs at the Russian-American festival in Vladivostok "Vladi-ROCKstok-96". There was a manager of the band "Nazareth" present at that festival. He invited the "Track" for a joint concert with «Nazareth» in Vladivostok. Tours «Nazareth» coincide with Dan McCafferty's 50 anniversary and "Track" also was officially invited to celebrating of anniversary. McCafferty said in exclusive interview for TVA: «"Trek" is the best that I heard in Russia». But then "Trek" broke up.

2006. In Moscow two former musicians of the group, guitarist and composer Yury Miroshnichenko (Peps) and vocalist Vladimir Kotov revived TREK.

2007. The band celebrated the 30th anniversary.

Nowadays the band plays as "Trek Division" or "Peps Division".

Band members

Yuri 'Peps' Miroshnichenko - guitar, back-vocal

Vladimir Kotov - vocal,

Fedor Vasilyev - bass-guitar, back-vocal

Igor Cherevko - drums

Discography

  • 1982 the first album "Flying for line"
  • 1995 the second album (and the first CD of the band) "Blessed to feel"
  • References

    Trek (band) Wikipedia


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