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== History ==
== History ==
The band was started by a future [[trumpeter]] Pavel Shvets and the guitarist Andrey Zamotaylov in 1998 while still studying at school.<ref>[http://rock.cn.ua/kointerview Interview with George (gr. «The Leather Deer») (rock.cn.uaSeptember 25, 2007)] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080407032010/http://rock.cn.ua/kointerview |date=2008-04-07 }}</ref> The texts of the songs of the collective in particular contain obscene expressions and [[pornography]] themes, the name of their debut album - «17.5 cm» (2004). The first official video for the song titled ОРЗ was presented on Sep 26, 2009 on «[[Enter Music]]». The song is about non-traditional approach to the treatment of [[influenza]] and other [[respiratory]] ailments.
The band was started by a future [[trumpeter]] Pavel Shvets and the guitarist Andrey Zamotaylov in 1998 while still studying at school.<ref>[http://rock.cn.ua/kointerview Interview with George (gr. «The Leather Deer») (rock.cn.uaSeptember 25, 2007)] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080407032010/http://rock.cn.ua/kointerview |date=2008-04-07 }}</ref> The texts of the songs of the collective in particular contain obscene expressions and [[pornography]] themes, the name of their debut album - «17.5 cm» (2004). The first official video for the song titled ОРЗ was presented on Sep 26, 2009 on «Enter Music». The song is about non-traditional approach to the treatment of [[influenza]] and other [[respiratory]] ailments.


==Members of group==
==Members of group==
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==Discography==
==Discography==
* 2004 — '''«[[17,5 см (альбом)|17,5 см]]»'''
* 2004 — '''«17,5 см»'''
* 2010 — '''«[[Триста баксов и дорога]]»'''
* 2010 — '''«Триста баксов и дорога»'''
* 2013 — '''«[[Снегири и Суперклей]]»'''
* 2013 — '''«Снегири и Суперклей»'''
* 2017 — '''«[[Кашель Нины]]»'''
* 2017 — '''«Кашель Нины»'''


==Music videos==
==Music videos==
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== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.koleni.com/ Official site] {{in lang|ru}}
* [http://www.koleni.com/ Official site] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20091212080247/http://koleni.com/ |date=2009-12-12 }} {{in lang|ru}}
* [http://www.myspace.com/koleni On ''myspace'']
* [http://www.myspace.com/koleni On ''myspace'']
* [http://www.lastfm.ru/music/Кожаный+Олень On ''last.fm'']
* [http://www.lastfm.ru/music/Кожаный+Олень On ''last.fm'']
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[[Category:Ukrainian musical groups]]
[[Category:Ukrainian punk rock groups]]

Latest revision as of 21:26, 20 January 2024

Kozhaniy Olen' (English: Leather Deer)  is the Ukrainian ska-punk band from Simferopol, created in 1998.

History[edit]

The band was started by a future trumpeter Pavel Shvets and the guitarist Andrey Zamotaylov in 1998 while still studying at school.[1] The texts of the songs of the collective in particular contain obscene expressions and pornography themes, the name of their debut album - «17.5 cm» (2004). The first official video for the song titled ОРЗ was presented on Sep 26, 2009 on «Enter Music». The song is about non-traditional approach to the treatment of influenza and other respiratory ailments.

Members of group[edit]

  • Andrey Zamotaylov - rhythm guitar, vocals, the founder of the band
  • Pavel «PapaJoe» Shvets - trumpet, backing vocals, songwriter, the founder of the band
  • Eugene «Slamp» Zavaliy - solo-guitar, backing vocals
  • Alexey «insa» Strebkov - drums
  • Yury Fateykin - bass guitar, backing vocals

Discography[edit]

  • 2004 — «17,5 см»
  • 2010 — «Триста баксов и дорога»
  • 2013 — «Снегири и Суперклей»
  • 2017 — «Кашель Нины»

Music videos[edit]

ОРЗ (2009)

Singles[edit]

  • ОРЗ (2004)
  • Afanasy (2004)
  • Monika (2004)
  • Rape me (Nirvana cover) (2009)
  • Jopa (2009)
  • 8 марта (2012)

References[edit]

External links[edit]