Trelleborg
Trelleborg formed during the late Soviet period, when their song 'Песня о Тревожной Молодости' (Song of Anxious Youth) connected with young listeners. The...
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Trelleborg formed during the late Soviet period, when their song 'Песня о Тревожной Молодости' (Song of Anxious Youth) connected with young listeners. The track appeared as a single in 1987, and the band released their first album, 'The Return of the Prodigal Son,' two years later.
Their music sometimes ran into trouble with authorities, who objected to lyrics about alienation and social issues. Trelleborg kept playing anyway, often in packed underground clubs where their shows developed a reputation for raw energy.
They put out several more albums in the early 1990s, including 'The Wall of the Unfaithful' and 'The Seventh Heaven.' Other songs like 'Into Battle' and 'King of the World' became part of their set. The band's lineup included Alexander Chernyshev on vocals, Sergey Volkov on guitar, Viktor Smirnov on bass, and Igor Ivanov on drums.
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