- The
Kubasonics are a Ukrainian-Canadian speed-folk band
based in St. John's, Newfoundland.
Originally from Edmonton, Alberta, The
Kubasonics are honoured...
- Wisconsin[citation needed] "Giants of the Prairies", a
polka by the
Kubasonics List of
gravity hills Novelty architecture "The world's
largest roadside...
- the
music of
singer Ruslana, folk rock band Haydamaky,
speed folk
group Kubasonics,
folktronica bands Onuka and Kazka, and
flautist Ihor Didenchuk [uk] from...
- band CANO, and
Rushnychok from Montreal. The Edmonton-based
group the
Kubasonics focuses on a folk
fusion of
traditional Ukrainian music with
modern touches...
-
Festival with
support from Bud
Davidge of Simani, The
Celtic Connection, The
Kubasonics, The
Masterless Men, and
Carolina East. The
members of the
Irish Descendants...
-
mostly by
Ukrainian Canadians.
These attractions are
referenced in the
Kubasonics song "Giants of the Prairies". The
phenomenon was
parodied in the sixth...
- and the
Lotus (2008–) Kon Kan (1988–)
Konflit (1998–) The Kry (1992–)
Kubasonics (1996–) LMDS (1993–2001) Lace (1998–)
Ladyhawk (2004–) LAL (2009–) Land...
-
modern English-language
polka numbers like "Giants of the Prairies" by the
Kubasonics. Folk
performers include Oscar Brand, Don Freed, Hart-Rouge,
Andrea Menard...
- Crybaby,
Tegan and Sara Jud
Haynes (art director, designer) — Kubasongs,
Kubasonics Kee Avil (art director),
Lawrence Fafard (photographer) — Crease, Kee...
- Strongboy,
Maylee Todd, Lo Siento, Conditioner, Kuroda, Loveland, The
Kubasonics,
Gramercy Riffs, Kira Sheppard,
Family Video, Trouser, Weary, yee grlz...
