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Hot Zex never broke up officially. [[Vladimir_Andreyevich_Komarov|Komarov]] and Nikonov are rumored to have put the project on hiatus, with a collection of rare and unissued recordings in the pipeline. |
Hot Zex never broke up officially. [[Vladimir_Andreyevich_Komarov|Komarov]] and Nikonov are rumored to have put the project on hiatus, with a collection of rare and unissued recordings in the pipeline. |
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== Discography == |
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=== Albums === |
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* 1995 — [[ |
* 1995 — [[Sugarbabes]] (CC, own release, Russia) |
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* 1997 — [[Velvety/Dual]] (CC, Hit Service, Russia) |
* 1997 — [[Velvety/Dual]] (CC, Hit Service, Russia) |
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* 2003 — [[7 lovesongs and a track about daily routine of an airport]] (CD, Chelsea Girl Records, Japan) |
* 2003 — [[7 lovesongs and a track about daily routine of an airport]] (CD, Chelsea Girl Records, Japan) |
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* 2009 — [[Standby (album)|Standby]] (Digital, Northern Star Records, Great Britain & AeroCCCP Recordings, USA) |
* 2009 — [[Standby (album)|Standby]] (Digital, Northern Star Records, Great Britain & AeroCCCP Recordings, USA) |
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=== 7" === |
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* 2006 — Hot Zex «Cold Sunday Rain» / Dayplanener «Sunshine» (Split single, MPLS LTD, USA) |
* 2006 — Hot Zex «Cold Sunday Rain» / Dayplanener «Sunshine» (Split single, MPLS LTD, USA) |
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* 2009 — MPLS LTD V/A (East Side track 2: Hot Zex «Made of Dirt») |
* 2009 — MPLS LTD V/A (East Side track 2: Hot Zex «Made of Dirt») |
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=== Compilations === |
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* 2001 — Seven Winters (CD, G.A.C., Japan) |
* 2001 — Seven Winters (CD, G.A.C., Japan) |
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* 2004 — Pop Renaissance (CD, Exellent Records, Japan) |
* 2004 — Pop Renaissance (CD, Exellent Records, Japan) |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* [http://www. |
* [http://www.myspace.com/hotzex Hot Zex's page on Myspace] |
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* [http://www.discogs.com/artist/Hot+Zex Hot Zex's page on Discogs] |
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[[Category:Musical groups established in 1995]] |
[[Category:Musical groups established in 1995]] |
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Revision as of 20:02, 20 March 2013
Hot Zex | |
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| Band in Riga (2006) Band in Riga (2006) | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Novosibirsk, Russia |
| Genres | shoegazing, noise pop, dream pop |
| Years active | 1991–present |
| Labels | Chelsea Girl Records, Northern Star Records, MPLS LTD, Alley P.M., AERO CCCP, hotzex |
| Members | Vladimir Komarov Konstantin Nikonov |
| Past members | Anton Zenkov Vlaimir Shibanov Denis Grishkin Alex Kelman Vsevlod Kvicinsky (RIP) Mikhail Grinin Alex Bogdan |
Hot Zex is a shoegaze band from Novosibirsk, Russia. Their first recordings are from 1995 and they are still actively creating music. The band consists of Vladimir Komarov on vocals and guitar, Anton Zenkov playing bass and Konstantin Nikonov on drums. Komarov is the leader and songwriter of Hot Zex. They have released three full length albums and their songs are featured on numerous compilations. Komarov and Nikonov are also well-known as a full time members of famous Russian electro-rock band Punk TV.
Hot Zex never broke up officially. Komarov and Nikonov are rumored to have put the project on hiatus, with a collection of rare and unissued recordings in the pipeline.
Discography
Albums
- 1995 — Sugarbabes (CC, own release, Russia)
- 1997 — Velvety/Dual (CC, Hit Service, Russia)
- 2003 — 7 lovesongs and a track about daily routine of an airport (CD, Chelsea Girl Records, Japan)
- 2009 — Standby (Digital, Northern Star Records, Great Britain & AeroCCCP Recordings, USA)
7"
- 2006 — Hot Zex «Cold Sunday Rain» / Dayplanener «Sunshine» (Split single, MPLS LTD, USA)
- 2009 — MPLS LTD V/A (East Side track 2: Hot Zex «Made of Dirt»)
Compilations
- 2001 — Seven Winters (CD, G.A.C., Japan)
- 2004 — Pop Renaissance (CD, Exellent Records, Japan)
- 2007 — Avant 2007 (CD, Avant Recordings, Russia)
- 2007 — Alley PM V2.0 (CD, Alley P.M., Russia)
- 2008 — Future Sound of Russia (CD, AeroCCCP Recordings, USA)
- 2009 — Future Sound of Russia 2 (CD, AeroCCCP Recordings, USA)
External links
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