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Otrazhenie
Otrazhenie ((ロシア語:Отражение)) was a Belarusian heavy metal band from the city of Mozyr,the first professional independent(not state sponsored) Belarusian rock band whose music and lyrics inspired and instigated birth and development of Belorussian rock music.
They were the first Belorussian hard rock band, and a first Belorussian band to perform and record outside Soviet Union boundaries. They were also the first Belorussian band that assembled an amplification system, capable of servicing stadiums and large arenas, thus enabling uncensored performances of government unrecognized bands and singers.
==Early years (1978–1982)==
Otrazhenie was found in 1978 by Vasiliy Kondratyuk and Vladimir Klimenko in Mozyr, Belarus to perform in the dancing hall in Phov. First lineup also included drummer Michael Usov and keyboardist Anatoly Martinovich. Soon after, 16 years old, but already famous for winning national competition of the young talent, a Belorussian version of American Idol, vocalist Vladimir Kolesnikov joins the band. After two successful seasons Klimenko has been conscripted to the Soviet Army, and the band continues with a new keyboardist Sergey Kudryavtsev and guitarist Michael Brusovanik, later known as a leader of Accent. A new program was based on covers of western hard rock bands, such as Rainbow, AC/DC, Kiss and Queen and overwhelmingly approved by the fans,who packed concert hall night after night. In 1981 Otrazhenie participates in annual Mozir Pop-Music Festival, and, although, not awarded Grand Prix, wins audience sympathies. Brusovanik and Kolesnikov are awarded prizes for the best performances.
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