Парк Горького
As Perestroika era came to its end, the group's fame in America subsided rather quickly. Nikolai Noskov left the band in 1990, but Gorky Park remained active and kept releasing albums in the 1990s, with Minkov taking over as lead vocalist. 1992's "Moscow Calling", produced by Fee Waybill, sold 500,000 copies outside the US. Their next album, "Stare", was released in 1996, but only in Russia, followed up by promotional tour of the former USSR states. In 1998, the band released "Protivofazza". In 1999, Nikolay Noskov joined for the first time in nine years to sing Bang, also Alexander Minkov left the band and started his solo career under the stage name Alexander Marshall. Gorky Park was never officially claimed to disband, but have been inactive since 2001. Belov and Yanenkov continued to perform Gorky Park songs in their bands "Park Belova" (Belov Park) and "Muzykanty gruppy Gorky Park" (Musicians of the Gorky Park band). Line-up of that period: Alexey Belov (vocals, guitars), Yan Yanenkov (guitars), Alexander Bagnov (bass), Alexander Makin (drums).