'Counterclockwise' was released on October 22nd, 2008. It is Uphill Work's second album, but the first one to be recorded by the full band also the first one to be released on a major label, and is therefore often regarded as the group's debut. The record took over a year to complete, and much of the tracks were composed long before the recording sessions began - most notably, 'Shine In Youe Hands' and Never Gonna Lose, which the band have been performing since 2003-2004. The recording took place at an independent studio in Moscow - partly to save mon… read more
'Counterclockwise' was released on October 22nd, 2008. It is Uphill Work's second album, but the first one to be recorded by the full … read more
'Counterclockwise' was released on October 22nd, 2008. It is Uphill Work's second album, but the first one to be recorded by the full band also the first one to be release… read more
Uphill Work started as an experimental duo in Moscow in winter of 2002. Konstantin Benyumov and Lev Gankine were at first the only members – and that was to remain for a couple of years. The group started rehearsing and had their first album recorded by July, 2002. Sadly, those tapes recieved little acclaim and are now largely inaccessible. The music and the line-up have changed since those times considerably. In spring of 2005 the duo invited Evgeny Semiletov to play on bass, thus ending the band's seemingly infinite search for a rhythm section. A year later Uphill Work … read more
Uphill Work started as an experimental duo in Moscow in winter of 2002. Konstantin Benyumov and Lev Gankine were at first the only members – and that was to remain for a couple of yea… read more
Uphill Work started as an experimental duo in Moscow in winter of 2002. Konstantin Benyumov and Lev Gankine were at first the only members – and that was to remain for a couple of years. The group started rehearsing and had their… read more