Soviet Progressive and Psychedelic rock from A to Z (beta) most important artists of the USSR

Name of the band - year of their first official edited reference LP or single (they can have tons of recordings in the era) - location of origin (if only appears the city is because is from Russia)

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Aleksei Kozlov - 1960? - Moscow

Armada - 1979 - Moscow

ABC Ansambl Angela Vlatkovića - 1975 - Unknown - Yugoslavian

Aquarium - didn't edit references in the era - Leningrad

Aleksey Mazhukov - 1970 - Moscow

Alexander Kostarev - didn't edit references in the era - Sverdlovsk

Autograph - didn't edit references in the era - Moscow

Breakout - 1968 - Rzeszów, Poland

Budapest Symphony Orchestra - 1943 - Budapest, Hungary

Blue Effect - 1972 - Unknown, Czechoslovakia

Bulat Okudzhava - 1960? - Moscow

Collage - 1978 - Unknown, Estonia

Dialog - didn't edit references in the era - Mykolaiv/Donetsk

Dos-Mukasan - 1976 - Unknown, Kazakhstan

Elektra - didn't edit references in the era - Unknown, Estonia

Elektron - 1967 - Unknown

FEZ - 1978 - Unknown, East Germany

Grupa Stress - didn't edit references in the era - Warsaw, Poland

Gennady Gladkov - 1966 - Moscow

Igor Khoma - 1960? - Unknown, Ukraine

Jiří Stivín & Pierre Favre - 1964 - e Locle, Switzerland &  Prague (former Czechoslovakia (western musician migrated to USSR)

Kapitalnyi Remont - didn't edit references in the era - Unknown

Khalil Gudaz - 1960? - Unknown, Afganistan

Klan - 1971 - Warsaw, Poland

Karel Velebny - 1965 - Prague, Czechoslovakia

Larisa Dolina - 1979 - Unknown, Estonia

Lembit Veevo - 1967 - Unknown, Estonia

Manfred-Ludwig Sextett - 1963 - Unknown, East Germany

Mahagon - 1978 - Unknown

Majid Sepand - 1960? - Unknown, Afganistan

Mess - 1975 - Unknown

Menuets - 1979 - Unknown

Miloslav Ištvan - 1952 - Olomouc, Czechoslovakia

Nurt - 1971 - Wrocław, Poland

Omega - 1968 - Budapest, Hungary

Ornament - 1974 - Unknown

Oleg Kutsenko Ensemble - 1974 - Moscow

Olovyannye Soldatiki - 1972 - Unknown

Piknik - didn't edit references in the era - Leningrad

Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra - 1935 - Katowice, Poland

Raimonds Pauls - 1974 - Unknown, Latvia

Suuk (Müstikud) - didn't edit references in the era - Unknown, Estonia

SHQ - 1965 - Prague, Czechoslovakia

Silesian Blues Band - 1974 - Siemianowice, Upper Silesia

Sofia Orchestra - 1979 - Unknown, Bulgaria

Test - 1972 - Warsaw, Poland

Ty poila konya - 1972 - Unknown

Václav Kučera - 1965 - Prague (former Czechoslovakia)

Václav Zahradník - 1970 - Unknown, Czechoslovakia

Väntorel - 1971 - Unknown

Yuri Morozov - 1973 - Crimea

Zhar-Ptitsa - didn't edit references in the era - Unknown

There were fewer bands there but because rock culture is something western and obviously less came, apart from it being a country that suffered two world wars like nobody else; in fact the hippie movement was partly invented by the KGB; what we have lived in the West these last 60 years is a big lie and now the lie is more palpable than ever, now that they are not here, capitalism shows its toughest face

It is hard to assimilate it worse on a musical level even on a musical level we were deceived with what was done beyond the iron curtain