video achieved a high ranking on the MTV Russia charts, and the band received the "Most Promising Band of 2004" award at MTV Russia's Russian Music Awards. In October 2004, Kipelov began another tour in Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia, after which Sergey Mavrin left the band to pursue a solo career. He was replaced by Victor Smolski from the German group Rage, and the band began working on a new studio album, The Rivers of Time. The band worked on The Rivers of Time through the late winter, spring, and early summer of 2005, after which the album was mastered at Gernhart Studios in Germany. With the album mostly completed, Kipelov toured Belarus and Russia showcasing the new material, tour highlights including an appearances at LDS in Saint Petersburg and at Luzhniki Palace of Sports in Moscow, each concert attracting over 11,000 fans. In December 2005, The Rivers of Time was released through CD-Maximum Records. In support of the release, Kipelov again toured in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Israel. The ballad "Ya Zdes" ("I am Here") from the new album ranked high in radio charts. Vladimir Yankovskiy shot the video for this song at his Minsk studios. Yankovskiy, who has directed videos for Rage, cast Victor Smolski in the main role in this video. The band released a new single, Na Grani, in March 2009. Band members Chronology September 1, 2002 - Band formed. September 9, 2002 - kipelov.ru goes live. September 11, 2002 - first concert (St. Petersburg). October–December 2002 - 40-city tour. February 2003 - the group releases a re-make of the song "I Am Free", which reaches No. 1 on the Heath chart and remains there several months. May 24, 2003 - Video of St. Petersburg concert released. August 2003 - First album (The Way Up) released. October 4, 2003 - Appearance at Luzhniki, premiere of new song "Babylon". October 5, 2003 - Guitarist Sergey Terentyev quits. November 2003 - Andrey Golovanov replaces Terentyev. December 2003 - song "Babylon" reaches No. 1 on the Heath chart. February 2004 - Moroz Records releases a single of "Babylon". March 2004 - Concert debut of Golovanov in DK of Gorbunov . September 2004 - Video of "Babylon" is released. October 2004 - Group wins "Most Promising Band of 2004" at the MTV Russia Russian Music Awards. November 2004 - guitarist Sergey Mavrin quits. December 2004 - Victor Smolsky of the