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Born on October 15, 1961, pos. Bugach, Krasnoyarsk Territory - Soviet and Russian rock musician.
Due to the profession of his father, the family often moved from place to place, so up to grade 9, Vyacheslav studied and lived in various Siberian cities. In the 9th grade he moved to Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg), where he soon entered the Sverdlovsk Architectural Institute. As an aspiring architect, Butusov takes part in the design of the stations of the Sverdlovsk metro. In the first year, Butusov meets Dmitry Umetsky. Both, seriously passionate about music, got together and played together several times. This, closer to release, leads to the recording of the album "Moving" (1983). In the same year, Butusov meets Ilya Kormiltsev. With him, in 1985 he recorded his first professional album "Invisible" .
In parallel with Nautilus, Butusov and Umetskiy performed as part of the Step group, headed by drummer Evgeny Dimov. The collective did not achieve wide popularity, and its debut album "The Bridge" in 1999 was reissued as a solo album by Butusov.
In 1986, the trio Butusov-Umetsky-Kormiltsev recorded the disc "Separation", with which the popularity of "Nautilus Pompilius" began. Publications appeared in the central press (the first journal publication was in the organ of the Komsomol Central Committee "Smena" (No. 7, April 1988), an article by Evgeny Dodolev "Nautilus or Pompilius?"). The group existed for about 10 more years.
In 1997 he began his solo career. He recorded the album "Illegally Born ..." (1997) together with Yuri Kasparyan (former member of the "Kino" group) and the solo album "Ovals" (1998). He played a cameo role in Alexei Balabanov's film Brother, for which he also wrote a soundtrack, and the film Brother 2 includes the song Gibraltar-Labrador, recorded for the Pentagonal Sin album of Boris Grebenshchikov's Terrarium project, with lyrics by George Gunitsky. In the same album, Butusov and Grebenshchikov sang the song Geography as a duet.
In 2015, in the second album of the project 3=8, Butusov sang the song "Baby Killer" .
In 2000, a joint album by Butusov and the Deadushki group, Elizobarra-Torr, was released, in which electronic music and Russian rock were mixed. A video was filmed for the song "Nastasya" and a single was released.
In 2001, Butusov, together with the musicians of the Kino group, which broke up in the early 1990s after the death of Tsoi, recorded the album Star Bastard, consisting of songs by Evgeny Golovin, and formed the U-Peter group, which, in addition to Butusov himself, included Georgy (Yuri) Kasparyan, Oleg Sakmarov (former member of the Aquarium) and Evgeny Kulakov (former member of the Caught Anteaters group). With this composition, the group records the single "Shock Love" (2001) and the full-length album "The Name of the Rivers" (2003). At the end of 2003 Sakmarov leaves the group.
In 2004 "U-Peter" records the album "Biography" .
In 2005, Butusov received the Muz-TV-2005 prize for his contribution to the development of Russian rock music. In the same year, the film "Zhmurki" was released, in the creation of the music for which Butusov took part.
In 2007, Butusov becomes a writer. His book "Virgostan" appears on sale, which includes two stories and a dictionary of everyday conditions. A few months later, another book, Antidepressant. Co-Search ". It is a product of co-creation between Vyacheslav Butusov and Nikolai Yakimchuk. In 2011, the third book by Vyacheslav Butusov - "Archia" is published .
In 2008, Butusov, as a guest vocalist, records an album of songs by young performers. The music producer of the project is the leader of the Cheboza group Vasily Goncharov. The album is called "Model for Assembly" .
On June 17, 2008, the album of Vyacheslav Butusov and the U-Piter group "Praying Mantis" was released .
In addition to the group's concerts in 2009, Vyacheslav Butusov begins to organize his own creative evenings, where he combines the performance of songs with an acoustic guitar with communication with the public. In 2010, based on the first creative evening in Almaty, a film-concert "From Paradise to Paradise" was released on DVD. In 2010-2011, V. Butusov's creative evenings were held in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Pushkin, Yekaterinburg, Ufa and Arkhangelsk. Vyacheslav's daughter Ksenia takes part in some concerts. On December 2, 2010, the fourth album of Vyacheslav Butusov and the U-Peter group, Flowers and Thorns, appeared (originally they wanted to call the album Neohippi). Gruvemuvestart In 2011, Vyacheslav Butusov celebrated his 50th birthday. Grandiose anniversary concerts were held in Moscow and St. Petersburg. On the basis of the recordings of the Moscow concert, the group has prepared a live album "10-PETER", the Internet release of which took place on March 1, 2012.
In 2011, Vyacheslav Butusov was awarded the Order of Merit for the Fatherland of the fourth degree - for great services in the development of musical art and many years of creative activity. Vyacheslav Butusov does not forget about his art education. His drawings become part of the band's concert video, he opens a virtual gallery of artwork, and arranges the first solo exhibition in Yekaterinburg. Butusov shows interest in animation and in the future dreams of making a full-length cartoon. In 2013, Vyacheslav Butusov took part in the Flying Animals charity cartoon project. Chulpan Khamatova, Andrey Makarevich and Sergey Makovetsky also participated in it. Profits from goods with images of the characters of this cartoon go to the treatment of children. In 2015, the U-Piter group completed work on the fifth studio album called Goodgora. The release of Goodgora took place on February 24, 2015. The release was preceded by several singles in the format of video clips - all of them were personally edited by Vyacheslav Butusov. On February 26, 2017, the musician announced the disintegration of U-Piter: “Now we are starting to prepare a grandiose project - celebrating the 35th anniversary of NAU, we are assembling a new team and making a life-affirming program.” Gruvemuvestart On June 22, 2017 Vyacheslav Butusov announced the names of the musicians of his new group. The drums in the group are played by Denis Marinkin, who in previous years collaborated with Zemfira and Petr Nalich; Ruslan Gadzhiev from the accompanying staff of Gosha Kutsenko is in charge of the bass guitar; and for the guitar - session musician Slava Suori.

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