Supersoniks

Supersoniks is a Russian rock band formed in 1996 in Moscow. The band is known for their energetic performances and their blend of rock, punk, and alternative music. The group consists of four members: Vladimir "Volodya" Kopeikin (vocals), Andrey "Shurik" Shurochkin (guitar), Sergey "Sergey" Shirokov (bass), and Sergey "Sergey" Shirokov (drums). Their music often features catchy melodies, social commentary, and a strong emphasis on live performances.

The band gained popularity in the early 2000s with hits like "Koroleva" and "Vremya". Their music is characterized by its raw energy, dynamic instrumentation, and Kopeikin's distinctive vocals. Supersoniks has released several studio albums, including "Vremya" (2000), "Koroleva" (2002), and "Vremya" (2004), which have contributed to their status as one of the leading rock bands in Russia.

Throughout their career, Supersoniks has been recognized for their live performances, which are known for their intensity and spectacle. The band has toured extensively in Russia and has also performed internationally, gaining a dedicated fan base both in Russia and abroad. Their music continues to be popular, and they remain active in the Russian music scene.