More pop music
Here's Russia's Glukoza again, energetic as ever.
Here's Katya Lel, also from Russia (found via Evil Bobby, apparently also a fan of eastern European pop music).
And I liked this Israeli version of the same song.
On a rather different note, here's Laibach, a group from Slovenia, though they mostly sing in German. The obviously fascist-inspired imagery and lyrics such as "Amerika noch Feinde" (America still enemies) are disconcerting. Some say it's meant as parody.
Somewhat surprisingly, they also have a cover version of "Across the Universe".
Here's Katya Lel, also from Russia (found via Evil Bobby, apparently also a fan of eastern European pop music).
And I liked this Israeli version of the same song.
On a rather different note, here's Laibach, a group from Slovenia, though they mostly sing in German. The obviously fascist-inspired imagery and lyrics such as "Amerika noch Feinde" (America still enemies) are disconcerting. Some say it's meant as parody.
Somewhat surprisingly, they also have a cover version of "Across the Universe".
Labels: Eastern Europe, Music and video
posted by Infidel753 at 9:46 AM
1 Comments:
I much preffer Russian Pop to teh AMerican shtuff we've got over here. Now that Paris Hilton is on teh airwaves. .... Blech!
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