Have you ever been so drunk that you started speaking in a foreign tongue? The members of Dustyesky most certainly have. It is a choir based in the town of Mullumbimby in Australia, popular for their Russian songs. An Australian town is not where one would expect to hear songs about the Russian motherland and the Red Army. This is exactly where Dustyesky's appeal lies.

The members of the group bonded over their mutual love for vodka and Russian folk songs. None of them can speak Russian, but they got so good at singing these songs that they have even managed to impress the Russians. We all know that's a tough crowd to please. The group calls themselves the "leading genuine fake Russian choir in the southern hemisphere."