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- Belarusian_rock abstract "Belarusian rock has been developing since the early 1980s. The most important rock bands include Mroja (later renamed to N.R.M.), Bonda, Krama, Kriwi, Lyapis Trubetskoy, Verasy, Open Space, Neuro Dubel, ULIS, Novaje Nieba, Palac, Accent, and TT-34, Bristeil. Basovišča is the most important Belarusian rock music festival. Other festivals in the field are \"Right to be free\" and \"Rock-kola\".There is another side to Belarusian music life which is censorship. Researchers Maya Medich and Lemez Lovas reported in 2006 that \"independent music-making in Belarus today is an increasingly difficult and risky enterprise\", and that the Belarusian government \"puts pressure on ‘unofficial’ musicians - including ‘banning’ from official media and imposing severe restrictions on live performance.\" In a video interview on freemuse.org the two authors explain the mechanisms of censorship in Belarus (Freemuse.org).".
- Belarusian_rock thumbnail N.R.M._02.jpg?width=300.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageExternalLink sw19372.asp.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageExternalLink sw1399.asp.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageExternalLink sw21039.asp.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageID "1710155".
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageLength "1576".
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageOutDegree "21".
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageRevisionID "646157836".
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Accent_(band).
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Basovišča.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Belarus.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Bonda_(band).
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Bristeil.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Category:Belarusian_music.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Category:Rock_music_by_nationality.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink KRIWI.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Krama_(band).
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Lyapis_Trubetskoy.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Music_festival.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink N.R.M..
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Neuro_Dubel.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Novaje_Nieba.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Open_Space_(band).
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Palac.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Rock_and_roll.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink TT-34.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink ULIS.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink Verasy.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLink File:N.R.M._02.jpg.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLinkText "Belarus".
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageWikiLinkText "Belarusian rock".
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Belarus-stub.
- Belarusian_rock wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:World_rock.
- Belarusian_rock subject Category:Belarusian_music.
- Belarusian_rock subject Category:Rock_music_by_nationality.
- Belarusian_rock type MusicGenre.
- Belarusian_rock comment "Belarusian rock has been developing since the early 1980s. The most important rock bands include Mroja (later renamed to N.R.M.), Bonda, Krama, Kriwi, Lyapis Trubetskoy, Verasy, Open Space, Neuro Dubel, ULIS, Novaje Nieba, Palac, Accent, and TT-34, Bristeil. Basovišča is the most important Belarusian rock music festival. Other festivals in the field are \"Right to be free\" and \"Rock-kola\".There is another side to Belarusian music life which is censorship.".
- Belarusian_rock label "Belarusian rock".
- Belarusian_rock sameAs Q3303865.
- Belarusian_rock sameAs Беларускі_рок.
- Belarusian_rock sameAs Rock_biélorusse.
- Belarusian_rock sameAs Rock_na_Bielorrúsia.
- Belarusian_rock sameAs m.05q6xq.
- Belarusian_rock sameAs Q3303865.
- Belarusian_rock wasDerivedFrom Belarusian_rock?oldid=646157836.
- Belarusian_rock depiction N.R.M._02.jpg.
- Belarusian_rock isPrimaryTopicOf Belarusian_rock.
