Група Корба english translations

  • Genres: Punk, rock
  • Language: Ukrainian
  • Related artists/bands: none
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  • Discography (2022-to this day)

    1. Неук (single) (2022)
    2. Туман (single) (2022)
    3. Секс і горілка (single) (2023)
    4. Жовтий сніг (single) (2023)
    5. Інтро+Неук (single) (2023)
    6. Мавпи (single) (2023)
    7. Труна (single) (2023)
    8. Зроблено у Волюм клабі (2024)
    9. Йосип Босий (single) (2024)
    10. Дитсадок aльтушка (single) (2024)
    11. Аператив (single) (2025)
    12. Вона (single) (2025)
    13. Секонд хенд (single) (2025)
    14. Оппенгеймер (single) (2025)
    15. Список помилок (single) (2025)
    16. Реплей (single) (2026)
    17. Моментом (single) (2026)
    18. Я так хочу (single) (2026)
    

    About

    Band history
    Yurii Konko and Volodymyr Shelchuk started Korba band in early 2020s,
    starting with small local concerts, later moving to clubs and
    tours around Ukraine.
    "Even before the band was created, we often went to Franyk
    (Ivano-Frankivsk): we played on the streets, sat at local spots like
    “Bludu”, where we also met local musicians, crossed paths with local
    bands through acquaintances."
    "...I met Vova while we were playing together in a park in Rivne. After
    a while, thoughts like "we need to create a band" came by themselves.
    At first, we wrote for ourselves, played for friends, then the bassist
    himself found us and invited the drummer, but now we have an
    updated lineup: a new bassist Oleksiy and drummer Sofia. Little
    by little, we gave concerts and learned from our own mistakes.
    — Konko in interview with Rozmova
    Group released their first single "Неук" in 2022, which quickly gained
    popularity. Korba regularly gives concerts and releases new music a
    few times a year.
    
    Members
    Current line-up
    Yurii Konko, Volodymyr Shelchuk, Sofia Malymon, Oleksiy Kozachuk,
    Roman Potapchuk.
    
    Past members
    Dmytro Olekshiy
    
    Labels
    Self released