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Hot Vodka Girls
Hot Vodka Girls formed in Moscow around 2015 as a Russian-Estonian pop-punk band. The group centers on Yulia Mikhailova's vocals and Alina Fedorova's guitar...
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Hot Vodka Girls formed in Moscow around 2015 as a Russian-Estonian pop-punk band. The group centers on Yulia Mikhailova's vocals and Alina Fedorova's guitar work, with a sound that leans toward punk energy with pop accessibility.
Their song 'I lost you' became a recognizable track, touching on themes of heartbreak and moving forward. They've also released other material like 'Never forgive' and 'Sorry Guy' that follow similar emotional territory.
What's clearer is that they built an audience in Russia's underground scene with a DIY approach.
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