La-Mansh
Ukrainian musical group
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La-Mansh
Ukrainian musical group
La-Mansh (Ukrainian: Ла-Манш, lit. 'English Channel') is a Ukrainian rock band from Ivano-Frankivsk, which existed from 1998 to 2000. La-Mansh was founded by former members of the art rock band Rara Avis, who wanted to play more commercial music.
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La-Mansh (Ukrainian: Ла-Манш, lit. 'English Channel') is a Ukrainian rock band from Ivano-Frankivsk, which existed from 1998 to 2000. La-Mansh was founded by former members of the art rock band Rara Avis, who wanted to play more commercial music. Inspired by the likes of Garbage and Portishead, they began to perform rock music with female vocals. The young band became a festival winner, attracted the attention of producers, and signed a contract with the Nova Records label. The band gained wide popularity with the film Brother 2, in which the song "Poglyad" (Ukrainian: Погляд, lit. 'Sight') was performed. Having recorded only five songs, La-Mansh unexpectedly broke up in late 2000, never releasing an album. In 2023, Znovu Sonce EP (Ukrainian: Знову сонце, lit. 'The Sun Again') was released, which contained already well-known compositions and was dedicated to the memory of the band's guitarist and songwriter, Vitaliy Bykovets.
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