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Auktyon (Russian: АукцЫон, pronounced [ɐʊktsɨˈon]) is a [[:Category: Russia|Russian]] alternative rock band from Saint Petersburg.

The band was founded by Leonid Fyodorov and Oleg Garkusha at the Polytechnic Institute of Leningrad.[1] Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.[1]

Auktyon was particularly popular from 1987 through 1995, but became less active in the late 1990s when Fyodorov began to produce records for Leningrad.[1] The group continues to play together and to release new albums. They toured the United States in 2006[2] in support of their first US release, the album Pioneer. The group returned to the US in 2008 when they released the album Girls Sing.[3][4][5]

==Band members==
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'''Current members'''
* Leonid Fedorov - vocals, guitar, percussion
* Oleg Garkusha - vocals, declamation
* Viktor Bondarik - bass (1986-Present)
* Dmitry Ozersky - keyboard, percussion, trumpet (1989-Present)
* Nikolay Rubanov - saxophones, bass-clarinet, jaleika (1986-Present)
* Boris Shaveinikov - drums, percussion (1988-Present)
* Mikhail Kolovsky - tuba, trombone (1995-Present)
* Vladimir Volkov - double bass, keyboards (2007-Present)
* Yuriy Parfenov - trumpet (2011-Present)

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'''Former members'''
* Sergei Rogozhin - vocals (1983-1987)
* Igor Cheridnik - drums (1983-1989)
* Pavel Litvinov - percussion (1987-2005)
* Dmitry Matkovsky - guitar (1987-1995)
* Igor Skaldin - guitar (1986)
* Nikolai Fedorovich - saxophone (1983-1986)
* Eugene Dyatlov - vocals, violin (1989)
* Vladimir Veselkin - vocals, dance (1988-1992)
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== Discography ==
=== Studio Albums<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.auktyon.ru/muzyka.html|title=Muzyka|website=Auktyon (Official website [Russian])|access-date=2018-11-01}}</ref> ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title ([[Transliterated]])
!Title ([[Russian language|Russian]])
!Title (English)
!Release Date
|-
|''Vernis' v Sorrento''
|''Вернись в Сорренто''
|''Return to Sorrento''
|1986
|-
|''D'Observer''
|''Д'Обсервер''
|''The Observer''
|1986
|-
|''Kak ya stal predatelem''
|''Как я стал предателем''
|''How I Became a Traitor''
|1989
|-
|''V Bagdade vse spokoyno''
|''В Багдаде все спокойно''
|''All Quiet in Baghdad''
|1989
|-
|''Zhopa''
|''Жопа''
|''Asshole''
|1990
|-
|''Bodun''
|''Бодун''
|''Hangover''
|1991
|-
|''Ptitsa''
|''Птица''
|''Bird''
|1993
|-
|''Auktsyon''
|''Аукцыон''
|''Auktyon''
|1995
|-
|''Eto mama''
|''Это мама''
|''It's Mum''
|2002
|-
|''Devushki poyut''
|''Девушки поют''
|''Girls Sing''
|2007
|-
|''Yula''
|''Юла''
|''Top''
|2011
|-
|''Na Solntse''
|''На Солнце''
|''In the Sun''
|2016
|}

==References==

# Beumers, Birgit (2005). Pop Culture Russia!. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. ISBN 1-85109-459-8.
# Mitter, Siddhartha (24 March 2006). "By way of Russia, art-rock for art's sake." Boston Globe Boston, Massachusetts. pg. D.1
# Vigil, Delfin (27 March 2008). "Auktyon. Eclectic band formed in the former Soviet Union and, 20 years later, strange, loud rock plays a key role in the group's musical stylings." San Francisco Chronicle. San Francisco, California. pg. G.4
# Drozdowski, Ted (18 March 2008). "Auktyon - CD Reviews". The Phoenix. Archived from the original on 2012-10-14. Retrieved 2012-09-19.
# Horowitz, Steve (31 March 2008). "Auktyon: Girls Sing". PopMatters. Retrieved 2012-09-19.
# "Band History". www.auktyon.com. Retrieved 2017-05-15.
# "Muzyka". Auktyon (Official website [Russian]). Retrieved 2018-11-01.

==External links==
*[http://www.auktyon.com Official Website (English)]
*[http://www.auktyon.ru Official Website (Russian)]

[[Category:Russian Profiles]]

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	Auktyon (Russian: АукцЫон, pronounced [ɐʊktsɨˈon]) is a [[:Category: Russia\|Russian]] alternative rock band from Saint Petersburg. Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.<sup>[1]</sup>		Auktyon (Russian: АукцЫон, pronounced [ɐʊktsɨˈon]) is a [[:Category: Russia\|Russian]] alternative rock band from Saint Petersburg. Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.<sup>[1]</sup>

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 [[File:1024px-Auctyon Concert 2009 July SPb 021.jpg|thumb|Russian rock band Auctyon performing in Saint-Petersburg on July 9 2009. Photo by Wikipedia user Amoses]]
-Auktyon (Russian: АукцЫон, pronounced [ɐʊktsɨˈon]) is a [[:Category: Russia|Russian]] alternative rock band from Saint Petersburg.
+Auktyon (Russian: АукцЫон, pronounced [ɐʊktsɨˈon]) is a [[:Category: Russia|Russian]] alternative rock band from Saint Petersburg. Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.<sup>[1]</sup>
-The band was founded by [[Leonid Fyodorov]] and [[Oleg Garkusha]] at the Polytechnic Institute of Leningrad.<sup>[1]</sup> Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.<sup>[1]</sup>
+== Biography ==
 Auktyon was particularly popular from 1987 through 1995, but became less active in the late 1990s when Fyodorov began to produce records for Leningrad.<sup>[1]</sup> The group continues to play together and to release new albums. They toured the United States in 2006<sup>[2]</sup> in support of their first US release, the album Pioneer. The group returned to the US in 2008 when they released the album Girls Sing.<sup>[3][4][5]</sup>

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 Auktyon (Russian: АукцЫон, pronounced [ɐʊktsɨˈon]) is a [[:Category: Russia|Russian]] alternative rock band from Saint Petersburg.
-The band was founded by Leonid Fyodorov and Oleg Garkusha at the Polytechnic Institute of Leningrad.<sup>[1]</sup> Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.<sup>[1]</sup>
+The band was founded by [[Leonid Fyodorov]] and [[Oleg Garkusha]] at the Polytechnic Institute of Leningrad.<sup>[1]</sup> Though they originally played post-punk and new wave, the group came to be influenced by European and Central Asian folk music, avant-garde jazz, the poetry of Russian futurist Velimir Khlebnikov, and aspects of Russian high culture and literature.<sup>[1]</sup>
 Auktyon was particularly popular from 1987 through 1995, but became less active in the late 1990s when Fyodorov began to produce records for Leningrad.<sup>[1]</sup> The group continues to play together and to release new albums. They toured the United States in 2006<sup>[2]</sup> in support of their first US release, the album Pioneer. The group returned to the US in 2008 when they released the album Girls Sing.<sup>[3][4][5]</sup>
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 Auktyon was particularly popular from 1987 through 1995, but became less active in the late 1990s when Fyodorov began to produce records for Leningrad.<sup>[1]</sup> The group continues to play together and to release new albums. They toured the United States in 2006<sup>[2]</sup> in support of their first US release, the album Pioneer. The group returned to the US in 2008 when they released the album Girls Sing.<sup>[3][4][5]</sup>
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 * Eugene Dyatlov - vocals, violin (1989)
 * Vladimir Veselkin - vocals, dance (1988-1992)
 == Discography ==

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 ==Band members==
 '''Current members'''
 * Leonid Fedorov - vocals, guitar, percussion
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 * Vladimir Volkov - double bass, keyboards (2007-Present)
 * Yuriy Parfenov - trumpet (2011-Present)
 '''Former members'''
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 * Eugene Dyatlov - vocals, violin (1989)
 * Vladimir Veselkin - vocals, dance (1988-1992)
 == Discography ==
-=== Studio Albums<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.auktyon.ru/muzyka.html|title=Muzyka|website=Auktyon (Official website [Russian])|access-date=2018-11-01}}</ref> ===
+=== Studio Albums===
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 # Mitter, Siddhartha (24 March 2006). "By way of Russia, art-rock for art's sake." Boston Globe Boston, Massachusetts. pg. D.1
 # Vigil, Delfin (27 March 2008). "Auktyon. Eclectic band formed in the former Soviet Union and, 20 years later, strange, loud rock plays a key role in the group's musical stylings." San Francisco Chronicle. San Francisco, California. pg. G.4
-# Drozdowski, Ted (18 March 2008). "Auktyon - CD Reviews". The Phoenix. Archived from the original on 2012-10-14. Retrieved 2012-09-19.
+# Drozdowski, Ted (18 March 2008). [https://web.archive.org/web/20121014185438/http://thephoenix.com/Boston/music/58205-auktyon-girls-sing/ "Auktyon - CD Reviews"]. The Phoenix. Archived from [http://thephoenix.com/Boston/music/58205-auktyon-girls-sing/ the original] on 2012-10-14. Retrieved 2012-09-19.
-# Horowitz, Steve (31 March 2008). "Auktyon: Girls Sing". PopMatters. Retrieved 2012-09-19.
+# Horowitz, Steve (31 March 2008). [http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/auktyon-girls-sing/ "Auktyon: Girls Sing"]. PopMatters. Retrieved 2012-09-19.
-# "Band History". www.auktyon.com. Retrieved 2017-05-15.
+# [http://www.auktyon.com/history.html "Band History"]. www.auktyon.com. Retrieved 2017-05-15.
-# "Muzyka". Auktyon (Official website [Russian]). Retrieved 2018-11-01.
+# [http://www.auktyon.ru/muzyka.html "Muzyka"]. Auktyon (Official website [Russian]). Retrieved 2018-11-01.
 ==External links==