Zetetics (band)

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Zetetics
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Background information
Also known asZetetics
Origin Kyiv, Ukraine
Genres Alternative, Rock, Pop-rock
Years active2015 – present
LabelsIndependent
MembersLika Bugaeva
Stanislav Lypetskyi
Igor Odaryuk
Sasha Soloha
Website http://zetetics.band

Zetetics are a Ukrainian alternative music project formed in 2014 by lead singer Lika Bugaeva. Zetetics is influenced from 90s alternative and experimental rock and electronic music.

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History

Lika Bugaeva first became known as a contestant on the talent TV show "The Voice". The band's debut album, "Finally I see", was rated the best Ukrainian album of 2015, by 'Inspired'. Their single "Fly Away" is well known for its video, in which Lika was singing in sign language.

In autumn 2015, the band released a new album "Zetetic". "Zetetic" is a little used English word from Greek and Latin, that translates as “those who are looking for the truth”. The album was praised by Comma.com.ua and BeeHype. [1] [2]

The band has released its first full concert video — Live in Kyiv.

In winter 2017, the band released "Rooftop Live" — a music film about the band.

In September 2019 Zetetics released their third studio album, titled 11:11. [3] Logline of the album is about self-knowledge and the purity of self-talk. Each song has an undertone of mystical realism.

The band composed and performed the music for the film Nightmare Director also known as School Number 5, which was released in October 2019. [4]

In June 2020, Zetetics, led by Anzhelika, took part in the official selection of the country's cultural diplomacy — the Music Catalogue of the Ukrainian Institute, which is the official cultural representation of Ukraine. [5] The mission of the institute is to popularize Ukrainian cultural products and artists in the world.

On November 24, 2021, the band presented their fourth studio album Cold Star with AWAL label. [6]

In February 2022 the band postponed their planned tour due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

In April 2022 the band returned to concert shows for a charity to Ukraine.

Discography

Albums

Singles

Live shows

Music videos

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References

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  2. "Best of 2015 Ukraine". beehy.pe. Retrieved 15 February 2016.
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