Invisible Border

Biography

Invisible Border was formed by Kiv (Ivan) in the begining of year 2006. First show was played with original line-up: Kiv - vox, guitar, Bazil (now playing in "Feeding The Fire") - guitar, Belik (ex-Luchi) - bass, Kirill - drums. Than Kiv stopped to play guitar in IxBx and began just singing. Bush was invited to the band as a second guitar player. After some gigs Belik was kicked out))))) His place took Dron (now plays the guitar in a hardcore band "You Lose"). On November of 2006 Kiv decided to...

Invisible Border was formed by Kiv (Ivan) in the begining of year 2006. First show was played with original line-up: Kiv - vox, guitar, Bazil (now playing in "Feeding The Fire") - guitar, Belik (ex-Luchi) - bass, Kirill - drums. Than Kiv stopped to play guitar in IxBx and began just singing. Bush was invited to the band as a second guitar player. After some gigs Belik was kicked out))))) His place took Dron (now plays the guitar in a hardcore band "You Lose"). On November of 2006 Kiv decided to leave Russia! He has moved to Canada and lives in Toronto until now. Many people had thought that IxBx has been fallen to pieces after Kiv's leaving but they were wrong! We've continued to play with our old friend Chester (he also sings in punk band "Best Enemy"). Unfortunately, the next crisis had come to us pretty fucking soon: Bazil and than Dron left the band because of personal disagreements and diferent looks on music. However, we've found out solution quickly enough. After some hesitations we took young and ambisious bass-player Alex. On the other hand, we still can't find a second guitar guy. Finally, the last member of original IxBx line-up Kirill (drums) has quit this summer by some personal reasons. Now he plays in many bands, I don't remember their names)) Now we work with young and talanted drummer Grisha. We have had many gigs and now we full of new ideas, new songs... Hey we're gonna fuck all the hardcore scene of Russia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.