Victor Osadchiy
vocals, guitar
Archive Page • Kislovodsk • 1990–2000
Rock-Sabotage
A rock band from Kislovodsk, active from 1990 to 2000. This page preserves the memory of the band, its music, its concerts, and the people who shaped the story of Rock-Sabotage.
About
Music that echoed across the Caucasus in the 1990s
Rock-Sabotage toured actively across the Caucasian Mineral Waters region and the North Caucasus, leaving behind not only songs and concert memories, but also an important chapter in the local rock scene.
1990
the beginning of the band’s story
2000
the end of its active era
1994
the “Fan Club” TV program on VGTRK
4
musicians in the classic line-up
Line-up
The classic Rock-Sabotage line-up
Four musicians, each of them essential to the band’s sound and stage identity.
Mikhail Varava
guitar
Nikolai Pitsikov
bass guitar
Sergey Kitaev
drums
History
A brief chronology
These are the key milestones that can serve as the foundation for an archive page, press materials, or an EPK.
1990
The beginning
Rock-Sabotage was formed in Kislovodsk as a band built around live rock energy, a strong stage presence, and original material.
1990–2000
Concerts and touring
The band performed actively across the Caucasian Mineral Waters region and the North Caucasus, building its audience and recognition on the regional scene.
1994
The “Fan Club” television program
The Pyatigorsk VGTRK studio produced a TV program entirely dedicated to Rock-Sabotage. It was written and hosted by Mstislav Chaikovsky and directed by Irina Berezhnaya. All songs for the program were recorded at the Pyatigorsk television studio.
2000
The end of the active era
By the end of the decade, the band’s active story came to a close, but its songs, recordings, and memories remained an important part of the personal and musical history of its members.
TV and memory
The trace it left behind
Rock-Sabotage is more than just a band from the past. It is a living point of origin from which the later musical paths of Victor Osadchiy and the project Forty-Three would grow.
This page can later be expanded with archive photos, posters, audio, video, and personal memories.
Legacy
From Rock-Sabotage to Forty-Three
This page naturally connects the history of the band with the current authorial project Forty-Three, continuing the line of memory, songs, and time.
Why this page matters
- • to preserve the band’s story in a clear and structured form;
- • to give journalists and listeners the right context;
- • to connect the Rock-Sabotage archive with the current project Forty-Three;
- • to create a foundation for a future media archive section.
What can be added next
- • archive photos and posters;
- • a dedicated block about the 1994 TV program;
- • embedded video or audio excerpts;
- • an English version at `/en/rock-sabotage` if needed as a separate route.