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Punk and Garage scene in Poland


budzin  2 | 10  
29 Aug 2007 /  #1
How's the Polish punk scene? Any listening recommendations for Polish punk or garage bands?
hello  22 | 890  
29 Aug 2007 /  #2
It's still kicking. Not like in the 80ties though..
OP budzin  2 | 10  
29 Aug 2007 /  #3
That's interesting, was the music political like the first wave of punk tended to be? I generally don't care for the newer stuff. I really dig early California and English punk.
hello  22 | 890  
29 Aug 2007 /  #4
It's still related to politics in general, or to anarchy. Hasn't changed much since many years there. As an example, this video shows it all (eg. shows the relation of Polish politics to punk music):


OP budzin  2 | 10  
29 Aug 2007 /  #5
Thanks for posting that--what's the name of that band? Was punk actively suppressed preceding the fall of communist rule in Poland?
hello  22 | 890  
30 Aug 2007 /  #6
I think they are called "Moskwa" (Moscow). The more Polish punk was suppressed, the stronger it grew; that's a specific of punk in Poland :).
Wyspianska  
30 Aug 2007 /  #7
How's the Polish punk scene? Any listening recommendations for Polish punk or garage bands?

Cool Kids of Death
Defekt muzgó
KSU
Dezerter
Pabieda
Brygada kryzys
Smar SW
Apatia
Post Regiment
Blade Loki
1984
Zielone żabki

plus some older songs of Farben Lehre and Pidżama Porno

If u guys are already talking about 80's here u can listen to band Siekiera:

Personally i prefer younger punk :)
Krzysztof  2 | 971  
30 Aug 2007 /  #8
from the 80's I should add first of all Armia, also a lesser band: TZN Xenna,

I already forgot 1984, but I never got the impression they played punk, and Brygada Kryzys wasn't "pure punk" either, mostly reggae
there waso als Śmierć Kliniczna, which rather played ska not punk (like The Clash in many songs).
I guess we have 2 definions of punk - a social movement (where most of the mentioned above bands belonged) and more strictly a rock music genre
Wyspianska  
30 Aug 2007 /  #9
from the 80's I should add first of all Armia

Ahh, how could i forget? <shame>

and Brygada Kryzys wasn't "pure punk" either, mostly reggae

yeah, ure right. similar clima nayway. sometimes its hard to put band to one style of music.
Do u know Balkanskaja Zwiezda?
its new band with one album i think

K, just check that band, they dont play anymore. Pity, i was on some concert of them and really enjoyed their music.
Krzysztof  2 | 971  
30 Aug 2007 /  #10
anyway, budzin, I only have some vinyl albums/singles with punk music, so I won't help you much, but if you want some samples other bands of the Polish independent (as independent as it was possible under communism of course) rock scene from the early-mid 80s I could send you a few mp3 from the 4 following bands (when I have time to rip the CDs)

Brygada Kryzys
Siekiera (unfortunatelly I have only one CD, after their punk period)
Maanam (early Maanam, they later became more lyrical, less aggressive)
Klaus Mitffoch
it's a shame but I don't have more Polish music on CDs :(
OP budzin  2 | 10  
30 Aug 2007 /  #11
I would really like to hear those!

On a related note, was there a distinctly Polish Punk Poster graphic style that can be associated with the genre? I am a big fan of Polish Posters--I can only imagine how some of these posters or fliers might have looked (if they were ever produced).

If u guys are already talking about 80's here u can listen to band Siekiera:

Did they also do a vegetarian version of that song? :)
sledz  23 | 2247  
31 Aug 2007 /  #12
Guss Puss and the 4 Infections now thats some Punk
urszula  1 | 253  
31 Aug 2007 /  #13
4 Infections

I got infected once. By a tick. He was eating my innards so I yank him out and all this puss come ooozing out. 4 times
szkotja2007  27 | 1497  
31 Aug 2007 /  #14
By a tick

Youve got to get the head out otherwise they just keep burrowing. If you pull them out give the head a twist. You can always make sure by burning them out with a cigarette if you prefer !!
Wyspianska  
2 Sep 2007 /  #15
Did they also do a vegetarian version of that song? :)

haha, lol dont know that :D

here u can listen to one more patriotic polish punk song. Hope u will enjoy!
Skippy Hippie  
8 Sep 2007 /  #16
who's that "patriotic polish punk" song by?
NativeAmerican  
8 Sep 2007 /  #17
!!!!!!!!!!KSU!!!!!!!!!!

KSU, Dilemma, Kapela Ze Wsi Warsawa and Leszek Mozdzer were the bits of Polish music to come back to The States with me.
Wyspianska  
8 Sep 2007 /  #18
NativeAmerican

im getting like u hun :)

who's that "patriotic polish punk" song by?

KSU indeed
NativeAmerican  
8 Sep 2007 /  #19
Thanks, Wyspianska; you're not so bad yourself ;)
Wyspianska  
8 Sep 2007 /  #20
yeah, music is connecting ppl :D
convex  20 | 3928  
10 Feb 2010 /  #21
Cool Kids of Death
Defekt muzgó
KSU
Dezerter
Pabieda
Brygada kryzys
Smar SW
Apatia
Post Regiment
Blade Loki
1984
Zielone żabki

Thanks for that, anyone have anything to add to this nearly three year old thread?
RubasznyRumcajs  5 | 495  
11 Feb 2010 /  #22
not exactly Punk, but (imo) quite interesting (for me they are much more worthful than 'modern' punk songs- because those songs were created during change time, in late 80's and early 90's...)

"czarna apokalipsa" (='black apocalypse')



"i jeszcze raz, do końca" (='and once again, till end')



and 2 my favourites:
"baby, can i hold you?"

'blue'

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Cheery  10 | 126  
11 Feb 2010 /  #23
I like 'Miguel and the Living Dead' to a point. I'd say they're Death Rock, a subset of Punk, but their sound can be varied.

Do I kill topics, man?
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
11 Feb 2010 /  #24
Gothic Rock, but still worth a listen and very good live.

Give Scarlet a listen here: myspace.com/closterkeller
RubasznyRumcajs  5 | 495  
11 Feb 2010 /  #25
I wouldn't classify it as a 'gothic rock' (i.e. early CDs), its rather new-wave or something like that. definatly not gothic rock :)
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
12 Feb 2010 /  #26
I wouldn't classify it as a 'gothic rock'

from the band's website: ''Their music is appreciated by listeners young and old: metal-admirerers, gothic-lovers as well as pop music fans''.

which, i guess, makes us both right.
childwithin  8 | 136  
13 Feb 2010 /  #27
garage bands?

what is this garage music? i know what uk garage is, but garage....?
ErikNLCT  - | 2  
14 Feb 2010 /  #28
hi, i'm an american born citizen of half Polish origin. my grandfather's family name originally was majewski but the american school system found that complicated and changed the spelling to mieski, not by his choice. I'm interested in the Polish punk and/or hardcore scene. our underground scenes in southern connecticut tend to revolve around private clubs like veterans from war or ethnic social clubs like Polish or Portuguese. curious how shows get thrown in Poland. Erik in states
izabela80228  - | 1  
24 Feb 2010 /  #29
Merged: Punk Scene In Lublin?

I'm thinking about moving back to Poland. I would be living in Lublin and I was wondering if there is even a punk scene there? Are there concerts? Are the people nice/inviting?

I do speak Polish but I moved to America when I was in 3rd grade and I'm 17 now so I'm lost when it comes to slang and such.
Forfour44  9 | 94  
25 Feb 2010 /  #30
There is a little bit of Punk, Rock and Emo in Lublin.
When you come to Lublin you will enjoy it. I'm English and lived here awhile. It's a great City and good people too.

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